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AUCrr0r sALEs-Yus.rs Dsys.
ByJ .Tnompson Brown D Co,
Real Essate Agents and Auctsoneers,
l1I3 Main street.
THREE wEsT.MlIN.sTREET
DWELLINGS NEAR MONROE PARK,
AT THE CORNER OF LINDEN STREET.
A RARE CHANCE.
THREE BEAUTIFUL MODERN-BUII.T TWO
STORY DWELLINGS
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.

We will sell at public auction, on the premises,
TUESDAY, JUNE II, 1884,
at 6 =. w.,
those THREE STOCK BRICK-TWO-sToRY
DWELLINGS. Nos. els, 920, and 922 west
Main street. They contain nine rooms each. be-
sides bathroom, pantry with stationary bastnsl,
range, hot and cold water &C.. double parlors,
vcranda porches In front and rear. Well built
and In good order, and occupied by good tenants.
The location and neighbofhood Is one Of the
best In the city, and this sale offers n opportr-
nifty TO purchase a desirable home or 70 make a
irst-class investment
West Main-street property has greatly enhanced
In value in the past twelve months. and indica-
tons for the future points to steady increase OF
prices.
TERMS One third cash: balance In six and
twelve months, interest added, and secured by
deed OF trust.
j. THOMPSON BROWN & CO.,
ie ~ Auctionsers.
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LIGHTyING.RODs.

THE SEASON OF THUNDER-sT0RSs
and PROPERTY ron need good LlGHTNING-R0D.
We have the best and CHEAPEST that are made. and
can put them up on short notice.
G. q a, DAR9AMlN.
r ZEE : y n for the WING Disc ysFflIA'
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PUBLIC SALE OF
1900 ACRES or VIRGINIA LAND.
The undersigned, executor Of the last will Of
Andrew Rench, late OF Washington county, nd.
deceased, viii sell, at public sale, en- the premises,
on 800
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10, 1884,
1.suO ACRES OF THE BEST QUALITY OF
JAMEs-RIVFR BOTTOM, UPLAND
AND TIMBER.
in Goochland county, Va. The tract Il widely ard
fayorably known as
BULLlNG-HALL PLANTATION
and ranks frst among the valuable tracts In this
desirable locality. IL h susceptible or division
into three tracts. and will be offered, and also In
its entirety. The location Is tbirty-nye miles from
Richmond, Va on the Richmond and Allegheny
railroad. churches, schoOl- houses and mills,
with easy access by the railroads TO the best mar
kets. The timber Is good the arabic land fertile
well-watered, and unsurpas ed for grazing pur-
poses. The improvements consist OF
GOOD DWELLiNG-EOUsEs, BARNS, TOBAC-
CO HOUSES,
and all necessary out-buiidlngs, sale peremptoFy.
TERMS: One Third eash remainder In one and
two years with interest.
Possession given January 1, 1855, or earlier by
agreement with the tenant.
For particulars apply TO JAMES NJ. STRANGE,
West View, Goochland county. Va, or the under
signed at Hagestown, Md.
my eodtJe3i&tdfJe5tJelsi Executor.
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BY Quarles h NcCurdy, AuctiOnoers,
1912 Main street.

"
1912 Main street.
IN EXECUTION OF A CERTAIN
4 DEED OF TRUST FROM X. A. PARRISH.
dated | 81 June, 1883, and daily recorded IN the
clerks Office of Richmond Chancery Court, ID. H..
1873 b.. page 5l3. 70 the undersigned as trustee,
being required so to do by the holder OF the notes
secured 6y said deed, default having been made In
the payment of the same, | will offer for sale,
upon the premises.
FRIDAY, JULY IL, 1884,
AZ & o'clock T.. NJ. the REAL ESTATE conveyed
by aforesaid deed-a LOT or LAND, WIN a large
brick dwelling and other improvements thereon,
fronting z feet and inches on the south line OF
Ross street between Governor and Fourteenth
streets and runui0g back between parallel lines 70
an aley-the late residence Of Samuel - Cottrell.
TERMS: Cash as b cost and expenses OF sale
and suiliclency to pay oil three notes OF SI,GoO
each with per cent. Interest thereon from lst Of
June, 1883; balance upon such terms as the said
y. A. Parrish may direct at the time OF SALE or on
his failure so 10 10 ~ the trustee may direct.
te7 JAMES e. COTrRFll. Trustee.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
FERTILIZERS.


AND PLASTER.-MY " STANDARD
IL BRANDT OF LAND PLASTER is ground
from the best-selected Nova Scotia Blue Lump.
euaranteed GEORGE +. KING.
Lump and Ground Plaster, Meal, Feed, &C.,
340O 70 $500 williamsburg avenue,
rhys-Ym Rrif nosi vs.
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BY Sutton X Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
1l0S Main street.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOUSE
" AND LOT on THE WEST SIDE OF
FOURTH STREET BETWEEN CARY AND
CANAL STREETS. IN THE CITY OF RICH
MOND, AT AUCTION.-By virtue of two DEGREES
entered by the Chancery Court Of the city OF
Richmond one on the 7th Of June, 1888, and the
other on the 10th of May, lss4-ln suit therein
depending by the short title Of McCOrt and wife
rs. O'Brien and ais. the undersigned, special
CON missioner appointed by said DEGREES, viii offer
for sale at auction. upon the premises, on
TUESDAY, JUNE II, 1884.
at 81 o'clock =. NJ, the PROPERTY above de-
scribed. The HOUSE contains seven rooms. gas,
water. and culvert connections The LOT fronts
20 feet 3 inches, runs back depth OF 10 feet.
more or less, 10 an alley In rear about four feet
wide.
This property is conveniently located, and will
rent well.
TERMS: One fourth cash; RESIDUE in equal In
stalnents at four. eight, and twelve months from
day of sale, with per cent. interest added. Dur.
chaser To execute his negotiable notes for deferred
PAYMENT and title RET aimed until all the purchase
inOuey T. paid and a conveyance Is ordered by the
Court, or all cash, at The option Of The purchaser.
EDWARD Y. CANNON,
Special Commissioner.
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FINANCIAL.

OFFICE OF THE CITY AUDIToR,(
RICHMOND. VA. June IA, 1884.
HOLDERS OF BONDS OF THE CITY
IL OF RICHMOND maturing JULY L, 1884,
are hereby notified to present them for payment
VIXEN due. MILES TURPIN,
ie I5-tJyI Auditor.
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MCCoRr AND WIFE, PLAINTIFFS, AGAINST
O'BRIEN AND AIS, DEFENDANTS, IN THE
M0ND.
l. BENJAMIN II. Berry. clerk OF said court, GER
tify that the bond required of he special commits
sioner by the decree said cause of June T. 1883.
has been duly given.
Given under my hand t.is 17th day Of MAY,
1854. BENJAMIN IL BERk1'
u
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by Chewing aud Rose,
Real Estate Agents, AuCtioneers, and Brokers,
Office No. 8 north Tenth street.
A CCTION SALE OF
EIGHT BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS
on WLsT MARSHALL
BETWEEN HANCOCK, HARRISON, AND
NORTON STREETS,
OK TUESDAY, JUNE IL, 1884,
AT O'CLOCK p.

The aforementioned and described LOTS have
fronts ranging from 20 10 80 feet each by DEPTHS
VI from 1871 To IA feet ~ an alley.
The advantages possessed by these lots are many.
They are In the Immediate line VI Improvements.
The grade OF Marshall street has been established.
thereby affording purchasers an opportunity OF
knowing exactly how 10 erect their dwellings.
The vein Of water In tbs locality - pure, and
equallcd In any section Of the city. Dwellings
erected upon these lots would hnd ready tenants.
owing 10 their nearness 10 the extensive shops [
the Richmond and Fredericksburg Railroad Com.
pany.
Come 10 the sale. Fancy prices will not be ex-
pected the lots must DC sold for the purpose OF
paying of an estates Indebtedness.
TERMS: One third in cash the balance AZ six
and twelve months, q per cent. added, aud secured
by trust deed. a. j. CHEWING.
Executor NJ Thomas Pollard, deceased.
CHEWING & RIOS :. Auctioneers. ri
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF a NUM-
" RER OF PIECES OF REAL ESTATE. LY-
ING IN THE EASTERN PORTION OF THE
CITY, AT AUCTION.
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substance OF the Wn0le Jaw, Is o'oh'h va
as "the ten words"; ten elders consul
tuted an ancient Israelitish court; zen
prlnces represent the tribes OF Israel; Ten
virgins 90 forth TO meet the bridegroom,
and a synagogue was ordered 10 De ouilt
In every city having ten Jews. Inc origin
Of the decimal system is evidently from
the use OF the fingers OF both nands IN
counting.
twelve men on the Jury, "because twelve
H. a mystical though not magical num-
her.I and trying to prove this they
enumerated the twelve boure OF the day,
The twelve months i'm the year, the twelve
cling NJ the zodiac, the twelve cher joints
in the human body, the twelve apostles
the twelve gates TO the heavenly Jerusa-
L., and the twelve labora OF Hercules.
put the system OF having twelve men on
iury established by King Aureo ih
tEnoiand- was really copied by him from an
oid Rrebon custom In Ireland when re-
sarred ali disputes about land 10 the ue-
cision OF twelve men. finally.
The symbolcal use OF the NUMBER twc,,I
IN Scripture appears to have iunaal Ienaoi
aIlusior, 10 the twelve tribes Vi STAT
Tbus Moses erects "twelye plliars accoiu
Inc n the twelve tribes OF Israel" ana
there were twelve stones In the gIeas',
nlste ~ the high priest, twelve cakes o.
shew.bread, twelve bullocks, twelve f n,'or,
twelve lambs, and twelve Kids ior on ah
;ngs ~ Medication, and many similar ODD
seryances. In the New Testament we nav
Nv Eve times twelve thousand sealed OUT .,
she tribes Of israel, twelve thousand from ON
each tribe. while the twelve gates % .he
~, T.ruseIeyn hear the names Oh tuc
twelve tribes, are guarded by twelve
angels, and IL walls have twelve ioun me
Hnr. stnnes bearing the names o. ipe
twelve apostles. Some .uthoritis. .; DERIVE "
- sscred character Of the numunt y
tvelye lrom the fact thai u y sne 'n''''S~
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Rcianfilc Notes.

Professor Hughes explains the phenom-
ena OF magnetism by a simple rotation OF
the particles Of iron. He gives fill ex-
position OF his theory in a paper read be-
fore the Royal Society, London.
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NIB. HORSES TAKEN TO BOARD at Whit
by as usual. jel2
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anIIARlUM. Riverside, Cal The dry climate cures,
,ose Throat Lungs, full idea SO p route, Co.'S iee.
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CATh3@A,

The China and Queensware House of Mcbride q
Co., Atlanta, IL perhaps the largest In the South.
Mr.. A. j. Mcbride Of this firm has been cured OF
catarrh OF the Of IL years etanhng by the use
ofB, b., after every Known remedy and treatment
had falledg b. b. b. cures cafarth IN Few weeks,
after slothful stuff has failed tor years. Write to
him and learn all the facts.
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Tennessee Palents.

Mr.. H. N. jenkins, solicitor of
patents, Washington, d. g., officially
reports to the Exchange the complete
lit of patents granted Tennessee in
ventors for the week ending April
s, 1884.
John f Bell. Nashville, vehicle
wheel; f. f. Winstead, Dresden,
hame; Legrand Scott, Nashville, fence
post; W. +. Bryan, Nashville, dump
ing wagon.
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NOTICE: In another column will
he found an article in which all
(whether they will or no) are interes
ted. Neglecting to read it may prove
very serious as well as AN ex pensive
affair. We refer to the advertise.
ment of Prickly Ash BiIters. A
knowledge of its merits and the bene,
hit you or your family may derive
from using it will save not only health
but many dollars otherwise expended
in doctors bills"
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KENDALL's SPAWN CURE.

From the Spirit Of the Times" Dec %, 's3
1t is admitted there is a great advance in
veterinary science wit in the past decade, yet
many will scarcely believe thhta SPAWN cure
is possible. Fortunate indeed howev, r, it is
for the POOR horse suffering from lameness of
this kind that he dalPs Sna in Cure has been
discovered. MS tits cert lin in its effects a,Id has
worked wonders In thousands of such cases
send for illustrated catalogue. swing positive
proof. Price of the pawn Cure, S.. Address
burgh Falls, W.
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AN EDITOR.

have been almost entirely cured of nasal catarrh
OF several years sand.Hg by bottles of Is. b. b.
have tried miny othe remedies, but none equal
B.BB Il. i. qu.ck rure wAile others are slow.
j. J. HARDY, Editor New, Torcoa, Ga.
Large bottles g. 90, or @ for $500 Expressed.
Aldres III OND p - - u stlanta, Ga.
FOR SALE Ivy NJ. ID. l.. JORDAN.
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A Great Bargain.

Any one wishing to purchase neat
little home liz the edge of town will
find it to his interest to call at this
office. Will be sold very cheap for
cash.
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IzlDFsEY NonRRa,AsgiT

For over six sca,s a8vc he6n .err'e," su 7-~7r
from troublesome kiiney uogplajui. i0r Their LEI
Of which have .reut over 40 ylirlni h"r'et s. HE
most mi q r'-c.ilff f'.uet..t proving lIles.
The u-s I run "a, e , l'tle "a =. Is. > his -
marvelJu, NJ no vi II tRgn ei' c'hrrt ~rsr-
ment cpmOine- ] IS g 9t''-r''G 'vaHa Jt:geTS, Il
they cure Il all, are IN ieu It al intGte.
G. II. RODEKIS, Atla.tG water Works.
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STEAMERS :

Leave every Tuesday and Friday for Cairo Lou.
isvile and Cincinnati. connecting at Gin
cinnati with railroads and steamers for
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as IL rs certain IN ITS efeots ana does not Dist
er. Read Proof below.
ST. Charles. Ark, August %, 1888.
B. j. Kendall X Co .--ients:-I take pleas
uie in informing you that used nearly all of
the battle OF kendaiis SPAWN Gu that you
sent me from ST. Louis, according to direc-
tons, and to my satisfaction land must say
to my surprise) in about two weeks my mare
was entirely well Of the lameness caused by u
bog SPAWN of over nne years stand ng and in
three weeks time the swelling was all gone
and the mare is now entirely well and can trot
as glib ever | C nsider the bottle of Ken
dali's SPAWN Cure worth to me about $1,000.
as the animal was worthless ae she was On
three legs and could scarcely get around on
them and NV she is the finest buggy animal
in these parts and with the remnent of the
bottle after curing the mare have nearly cur-
ed a severe corn on the ball OF my big toe that
has given me great pain fer two or three years.
| have only applied kendnlls SPAWN Cure
four times and the corn now is nearly out by
the roots and without any pain. In short |
think il is th" best !iniment thatis in use.
have kendalls Treatise on the Horse NJ d his
Diseases and would not Ike any money for
il if | could not get another. Horing you
great success | remain
Yours Respectfully
The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-18
Platform. Adopted by the Democratic C",,
ventiOn sst Beav erl,rasl County.

/. We, the Delegates OF the Democracy
OF the County OF Beavcrhcad in conven-
ton assembled, hereby declare our firm
adherence to the principles and doctrines of
the Democratic party rs expressed in the
platform adopted b, the National Demo
cratic Convention helt! ut Chicago. July
Sth. 1854, and recommend to the Dc,noc-
racv of the country the nominees OF said
convention, Grover Cleveland for Prc>i-
dent and Thomas \. Hendricks for Vice
President of the United States. as worthy
of the enthusiastic support al, all Demo
Gratis and all others who believe in an hon
est and economical administration ot the
affairs of the National Governments
;. And whereas :herc i to be submitted
to the voters Of the Territory OF, Montana
at the election in November for rutitica.
ton Or rejection, the Constitution OF the
State OF Montana As preparc, by the con-
vcntion held at Helena. Jan. 18th. 1851:
And whereas, the people OF the Territory
of Montana have for more .i,an 20 wears
iaithtrliv ana 1oVailv supported tht Non'
>titution Of the United States and have
patiently submitted t" the Territorial forms
OF government. which. in many instances
have been wo,>c than the colonial forms oI
government:
And whereas. the people are deprived o
the right to elect their own rulers and thei,
Representative has no voice in the halls q
the National Congress Of the United States
And whereas. the Territory OF Nlontan;
is now fully able, both in resources, wealth
and population to assume her place anon:
the >i>terftnd OF States and to fully main
tain that high position:
Therefore, be It Resolved. That we urge
upon all voters, irrespective ot' party at
iiliatior, the necessity OF voting to ra,it,
said Constitution.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-18
Resolutions Adopted by the Territorial
Democratic Convention. Sep.
tpmber 25th. 1854.

Trs ;tionin- are The resolutions adopt
cd bv .i> 'I'cg.i.oral Democratic Convcn.
ton l1sli a: Deer Lodge:
| Hr,"j,e,} That the Democracy OF Mon.
tana. in convention assembled, herc!,. de
Glars. oiy. ii.in adhesion and devotion &c
the principles and doctrines OF the Dem
ucra.ic party a~ expressed in the platform
adopted by III, National Democratic Con-
>cn.iou held At Chicago q, the Sth ot Iulv,
| 1854. and com,nrrd to the Democracy OF
tl1r to.,.trv the nominees ot~Hid convcn-
tun. Grover cleveland. of Ne" \ lork, Tor
p.c>ite,.t an>! Tlu>. y. Hendricks. o! In
States. Is worth, "! the enthusiastic sup.
port o. all Democrats and all other citizens
WHO believe in an honest and economical
administrator OF ;llc affairs OF Tie \"-
tio:ai Government.
Mm1,r1, lha. the Democrats of Mon
tana express their appreciation OF The faith
iul ze;l.u,;, a... useful services "l Hon.
Martin Magilni> who has for more than Il
derasis. ably represented Montana in the
Congress OF The | nitrti States.
N.m5,,T, That it : .hc >e:,>r. Of this Tt,.
r,nrial Democrats, Convention that each
delegate accredited TO t:ii> Convention be
aiiowS>: "a vote regardless OF !ht >o-callcd
Unit Rule"
R@<oiz,H. lla, the Democracy Of Mon
tana earnestly .',.e upon the voter, ct The
Territory. irrc >prctive OF party the ncce>>-
" oI The admission of Montana As :, State
OF the t'ro" At the earliest possible date.
Hrso/..i. TIA: we >arnc>tI, urgs upon
Congress ,hv necessity Of >uch legislation
rs will require the Northern Pacific Rail
road co:npanv to recognize the claims of
al. actual settlers under any ol' the land
law, OF the uitcd States made within the
limit OF the land grant prior to the actual.
requiring said company 70 sell its lands to
actual settlers at ,ricr> in no case exceed
ing $500 reracrc sd. requiring it 70 make
returns ot, it~ larlied and other property
TO! talr ana equitable TAXATION.
Re>oI,rd. That the action of the \ation-
al Democratic Convcntion in yrantin. to
delegates from the Territories all the rrivi-
legr> granted to and exercised b> the dele
gates from the States. Is Il Just recognition
OF the card;na! rights OF tie people of the
Territories, long deferred: and the decla-
ration that in the selection of officers for
the Territories appointments shall be made
from the h"w" Vh residents OF the Terrific
rie> is mos. emphatic recognition OF the
right, OF the n ,p!c Of the Territories to
self government. and a popular rerudiation
OF the rcrniciou> stem OF Colonial gov
ern,nent. 50 long forced upon 4 free and
suffering people.
HtSod,~d. rha, We recognize labor as the
source o. wealth and prosperity. and that
the wages OF worNingmrn should be prop.
criv protected bv Law.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-18
CRATIC TICKET.

TIC1kE
Fer D,l,..uf'. 10 Cn.yr>,::
JOS. *. TOOLI:. of Helena
Fer Dlst,77 .if:oyarr..
W. y. PEMBERTD\, OF Butte.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-18
HE GET 4 LICKING.
\ C"wi",! and u Dude Have u Tus>l

Detroit Free Press.
"\rxt." yelled Il Third street barber, as
he looked around the room for Il new Gus.
toner. \. the call Il loug.haircd cowl,ov
from the lard ol' Montana and "a Mime.
apoli> dulic came to t,cir feet and advanc.
ed toward the clair. The dude was Il lit.
tie. ahead and seated himself, when the
cow.p,nrhvr said he was in :, hurry. and
ordered the j:Ille up: but the dude claim.
cd lnc was in his turn and die!n': get up
Look hyar. We ,pn-!e.gcd gopher,
howlcd the Montana tn"yh *, yer don't
va,noo>c outer that air chair in le>-'n two
shakes CT a steers tail. Iii brcal. yer uran'
use ve, ter plug rat holes with" And the
cowboy let r!t' az athletic laugh tl.at made
the barber ,.rn ch;,i&v bat ,!.c dude didn't
! move.
Ibid yer hvar n,r ,nur,,,,r:" shouted
| the cattle man.
, AN. yaa>. aw. ieort >uw,nthiny," re
piled the dude.
"\'aa>, aw. wal aw. III give vaw jus,
halt Il minute to git
"Weallv. my boy" replied his e:,,de.hip
"you see cawnt think oi moving 80 wap
idly. 1t isn't natural Yer snow: it is veal
iy too warm for >uct, cxcrci>e''
law. it is. AN. wal Ill Jest tax. er Goa
tract ter move Yer, and The Cow man NOV
cd over in the direction ot the hal..rcclin
ing dude and caught him bv tie collar
The barber said he thought !. D.kot:
thre>hirg machine had got in and taker
possession OF the shop for the next lis,
minutes. The COWBOYS boots went ove,
and MIXED up with 10, OF cosmetics, ;
seven. shooter from his belt got into tusslt
with hair brush and a lot OF razor>, his hail
was pounded down in III. cracks OF tn.
floor, and the mirrors were >pat,cred will
drops Of his gore. When the tlr.!c tinisl,
cd the cowboy looked AZ ii hc had beer
holding an indignation mce,in. in a s!aush
ter house. and, Strengthening his nose aux
gathering ur what va, lett OF his raiment
he said he guessed he'd 60 over to anothe
shop, there were 20 many ahead OF hin
and he was in considerable Of 4 hurry
The dude. pulling handful of the COW
boys hair and dropping it in che vast
basket sa;d-"1'hat will pu. me in trim TO
for III. base ball game this afternoon"
The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-18
MADISON COUNTY iDENDC RATIO
TICKET,

Councilman-W. ". Morris.
Representative-(ico. +. Cope.
Sheriff.. u. Gilbert.
Treasurer-H. $. Gilbert.
Clerk and Recorter-.A. .Icnsen.
.\ssessor-D. kenealy.
Supt. Of Schools. G. Mahon.
County Commi>sioners-Win Morris
and $. B. Page.
Probate Judge-llamilton Vance.
Public .\Gministrator-L. I.ahai>e.
Coroner-lianp. Johnston.
The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-18
A RELIABLE PHYSICIANS DRrG.

4 RELIABLE FIRST.CLASS DKl'G
(;IST
VIII always recommend to his customers
pure and reliable medicines. There is uot
druggist III this grca, country WIG G>es
not TODAY recommend
Browns Sarsaparilla
And Dandelion with lotiide O., Pc;s,,:gn,
AS the remedy that is curing moe c;.>e'o
Scrolula. Dyspepsia. Rhcu,natt>'r..
Ery>pcla>, Salt Rhcum. Tumor>,
Kidney Diseases. hollis. Cons,ipa,io:~
Than any other Blood, Liver and KiiH:'
remedy known. Ask Your drusg>. to stew
YOU tine formula printed on each bottle ''
use no remedy :or the Blood. the L.t'
and the Kidneys but browns Sar,a?ar''s
This sterling remedy is sold At the pA'
Ion Drag Store. AK them of its n,e:''"
The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-18

Job wor'> neatly executed a: this oT7I''
The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-18
$500. 90 REWARD !

THE STOCK GxowEHS' .\s-ot.>l,,,> ot Southcru
Montana will pay 1soooo reward tor information
resulting il, the conviction oi party parties
stealing or killing any cattle horses belonging tn
members Of above Association.
=. II. FOINDENTl:E. President.
!AZEI. AMF:S. Jr., Secretary.
lulv 9Th, 1854. i,;tt
The Dillon tribune., 1884-10-18
Always Reliable! Warranted:

Frost bites. ing'a,ned sore eve>. b.T"s'
bruises. cuts. and old sores. cured A orc.
or your money refunded by your lruss'"
Ihi. i, the positive warranty placed o" s', -,
cry NoN OF BRow>'> .ARNNA SAl'" ~
the Brown Medicine and Manufacturing
Company. Only * cents.