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New-York tribune., 1885-01-21
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
l. on and after Jan T., 1855.

~ ~ ~
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave New York via Desbrosses and COrtsnd secs
Ferries follows;
Harrisburg Pttsburg. the West and South with Pullman
Palace Cars he'd. a NJ and y. ~. daily. New.
York Chicago Limited OF Parlor Dining, Smoking and
Sleeping cars, at N. every cay.
at p m connecting Cory for Titusvle Petroleum
Centre aud the on Regions.
Baltimore wsshinstOn and tse south Limited waslms'sn
o IN: arrive Washington 4O5 p IN Regular 6lO. soe
and $50 O. m. l. $40 and N. and II night sundAy.
6:l6 a m, y D. IN and ~ night
For Atlantic city except sunday, 100 m.
For Cane May. except -unday llilo m
Long Branch BaY Head Junction and intermsd.te ste
tions via Railway and Amboy. a. NJ II noon. 33t N
on sunday and DO not stop at Asbury Park
Boats OF Brooklyn connect with al through trains
JorseyiCity. s6orSing speedy and direct trnser fos
BrOokIyu travsL -
lO;2O D N daily 700 daily except Monday. From
Washington anil Baltimore $50 $40 M l. 20 $40 ssy
b3O 9.20 and 1905 p. Sunday. os3o btO a M lolls
PIN From Baltimore 800 p N; From Phlsdepaa 3 50
b5O 63O 6,4O, TOO except Mondayb S:2O, $50, l0s9
iiS0 a M l2o, 200 $40 $50, $50. 800, 72o $780, $50
$50 1905 and 1920 M and l2:So night & Sunday & SSo
fo2O D. ~
New-York tribune., 1885-01-21
prcpcsnls.
PROPOSALS FOR MAIL BAGS.

DROPOSALS FOR MAIL BAGS.
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
Wash NGToy. d. c.. Jan. IL 1ss51 .
Separate sealed proposals VIII be received at tns p
ing by contract Bags con forming in every respect 10
The official samples In such quantities and a such ts s
may be during the term OF iour years. beginning on
the day OF April 1850. ,,u y.u. an, q, ,bs
conditions and redurements relating 10 the proposals sha
and a so blank for bidding win be furnished
on application by letter TO the Second assistant se
Seen snbm fed In accordance with such specifications
The contracts which may be made VIII be in con,o,y
TIE and the accepted proposal ne fght bi
eoi''u' "'"''O' ~ FRANZ HATTON.
Postmas General.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-21
TO PHILADELPHIA
VIA THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
he OLDEST ROUTE.

40 TEAMS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND on SUM-
DAY. 5 STATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA, IN
NEW-YORB.
Yrpros. trains NewYork via Desbrosses and Court
Iandt street Ferries as follows; . "a.
ego 72O $50 q and 10 Limited II. ll:1o M S?q
$40 g. 4iO. s. 81 and p. and night sundays 6lS
Se'Limired) and 10 a. NJ: T. O. T. and p. m. and IL
night Emgrant and second class 100 p. m
trains Leaving Ne..York daily: except sunday $40,
$50 and ll:l0 l. q l. 44o ami p m, connect a.
Trenton Camden.
Returning rains Broad Street station PhsdephiS
1901 3i5. 500 40o 435 except Monday 900 ':9os2o
no. B. l. s. s. $50, 7:.o, $40 and ols 3 M on sanasy'
i2Oi 81 s. $40, Loo lS6, $50 m 5:20 Llnued oS1
7lO and 7:45 p m. Leave PhadephiA via Camden $50
TIcpef IA %ofices. s4e AS and ga Broadway. Aston
Vonse and foot OF Desoresses and Cortacdt s Cours
and proOkyn Annex OF Futonst, BrOokJni
Buschs Hotel Hobokeni station Jersey Ciy Emisrars
Ticset once No 4 BAKERY Place ami Castle Garden
The New. York Transfer company viii call Tor anu eaeos
baggage from hotels ant residences
sCHARI.ES u. PUGH. J. r. WOOD.
Manp~er Genera PHsef NNr's-
New-York tribune., 1885-01-21
AND LONG BRANCH RR


leave Pier IoN r. foot Of wattsst ner pier above Dss
brosses ST. Ferry. daily. except SUNDAYS at 43o
NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH RR.
station. in ney Rs:s C. osss.ss
SOUTH xnSoy e: h II ss SIS
s % via Psan RR 100 So @ saadAy sSuds &
35S ,1SS N iss e. fSS E.sS
r. 200 a.. ph T. a. ssS s.s.s sSo
RRR 5sFerS!: 7. Pn saqssS gay ;.s!ss ss
isss sS Rssdss Is I I sgS % @ T pm
$40 ~ su5S,P. ys nS mr. q s9 % Is9 S9
n 400 300 p m For LaEewOod. Toms syer and Barss.
gst via st r. RR at !$e sig @ iSo 4sSp% ESQ For
Brdseton Atlantic City &c, Phia Reading RR- i.s5
H4FcqGE ( AZ & &To2R r.
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER acknowledgements October s. iss.
throu Th trains viii leave Grand central Depot A..
$500 m Rochester and Nonre Express through draw
$40 @., Fast Limited chicago and St Louis E1Prs.'
ester Bufiao Nisra Falls ERE, Cleveland and Toledo
arriving a. Chicago 1910 N and d. LOUIS 'o u" "sA'
}Gso m Chicago srpress Drawn groom cars to cansn: an
daigua Rochester. Niagara Falls and Bunaio CONNECTS ts
liz m Western New.YOrk and Northern E1press vita
$50 @ Albany, Troy and Utica Express through
rawing- room cars
D. m Louis Express with sleeplngcars ror NiasefS
Falls Buffalo Cincinnad, Toledo Detroit and ~ o1s "a A.
I.31 D m Express with seepngcars 10 SytacuSs aaa
Aubnrn road and 20 Saratoga; aso to Montreal -.
f.9 D. m Pacific Express With sleeping cars or
Buffalo Niagara Falls Cleveland Toledo Deti0i N..e.sy;
II p Night Express with sieepin sesrs M 20 90 Wst -
for The North teYcept saturday night ~ =, n-,...
~ cSe,s on .ale AZ Grand Central Depot No Bowling
Green 252 425 Bro dwsy, and az Mesteots Etp6es
Oecs PARK and 7s5 and 942 Broad"ay Nes.iYed
Sad y33 Washington and f3O Fulton sis Brooklyn aha
IN drawtngroom and sleeping cnrs can
-STed any q, the ticket oices NewYOrk cry ana
533 Wsshington.st. Brooklyn. -..,s.-..
paxrags called for and checked from resiuen,s.
these trains run daily All others aaiy sA0 % ~
trhese S trains sop al Aafien' i-''A c b. MEEkER.
Ia-i snbneir,n,.,ae,t General Passenger AGENT
DOpUIAR SHORE LtNE.-For Providence,
Boston and East All rail from Grand Csnrs egps
Three express trains daily nd.ys exc psen, 20
paace.carsj sundays at 10 with % aee cats
New-York tribune., 1885-01-21
TIVE srocK uARKFr-BY TELEGRAPH

The Alpha Con Mining Company has levied an assess
ueut OF 80 cents per share.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-21
Market closing barely s,easy Tran


CooPERAGF srocK-aOderately active only and
DRUGs ETC-ouet for the most part ana ap0nt @ seany e
- eaR @ MorDhn. IN s. s Gnsng sells pretty readily
there !: SE 6d to sys Seneca Root
i6dl6c Alcohol 6? II Gs2SO; heqGnS eo r0"'e' %
m and % sr J cis q deSP,rssSS ssS,
t%5[S Turkish rqne go AlgpRS's S sor oSaTtet
sarine, iGs q 5 G 30 r9 & s rSas - 56Ss5 SO per box
81 sG per case and 50Gsj 80 per bb BanaHas 81
FLouRAVD MEAL-FLoUP-Markets still rre, ,lishtly
IN buyers syor without howeys sGSeSsS any MANLY 70 ow
rSGcs Jcbbers haye only BOUGHT supply current wants
sSS I21S G9' CIV q % M Extra az 81 for %e:
tes 800 hbs Fine at 81 81 & 20 ioT sprHc ne 81 9
% 800 iof NanS Minsr at s. Quotations Fine
& s5 TggSTaHf SJSd to s. Faoss sas;o r,ra soS
8 Choice fyi we'tr" aa e so.la5 e. coG%Sp GoS%
to Choice 30 $685. Common Extra anne.9A ~ GS @
S 81 s q 7 Paep q Is as So Bakers Extra
= Lopi' TSnVH GdSa 20 fS to Very Choice S 10
5 10 Patent Snt Wheat Extra - So%s; T% cry N ~
ss5lo Ut 'On market closing soUTHERN FLOUR
IaG omsC gSTs' To- Good Extra Al o. d 70 to
choice 90 81 59s s. bbi. shpcrns AZ IS io
ss o after FOR cho'ee BTCKwHEAT FLoUK-aellns &
800 his irandTwns # - 80. quoted Al 90 Vel
lew Western $500 aS325
s Options sye o9 o, ir5o 1ssor,aS end
,aeI hea IA
Tor export light city Milling bushes. ara alry sc1Ee
oOO brsh ana city Millcrs 900 bush sales S.HSu"O
600 bush spot Including UngIaiei WINTER
ped ~ Al g5c mainly at sye 2c' NO. hc 81 " ~ IN
toe pl al SC free boari. 92dy'9 sc delivered thd
Whte quoed &C as ~ No2 Rel Tor February, " 20
eisc closing AZ c do. for March, f2As as &c closing
ApTii. % e 3gjisc coslng at " ci do Tor
Nav ao'c closing do. Tor June 90 Te37 g. clos
Irsfa a1l state 5uNT2c. SaoA 1000 bush state az Iuc
deIyrroi riley STEADY, With moderate mating
demsnd TWOrOwod 6Si9 0blc Sx-rowe STATE osd
Canada Tsc.. No Canada, H c. Slcs loo.o
T0OtoR,d 500 bet sirro~ed state - SCI an
ada ~ p-c... CORS-Hatket un-eted and lower Cash
Ios have declined 30 and closed quiet options 81 oned
steady subsequently 0cchnei IA &c. and closed heavy az
the Lowest rrces fairy active business Tor export mol
crate trade ami large transactions IN options
sse. uiurr. ltG 600 bush SPOT and tO arrive
including ugradod Mixed at 81 0j1 c. No 5 oil s steam
er Mixed, &c ~ elevator S2c. anOat ~ &c ahOa
Trtruirvt ielOg J-l No. aloit hlte
r,utbern flct Yellow do 6Ii.ci Ongraied losw, D. %
ed f January lSdi2c closing al 81 ei 90 0r teDru-
ary 40 10 closing az i0ac do for March to1d6Oc,
co.iug do for April t9A0 5O4c, closing At 'c
do for May 80 &c. closing al
cl0snE heavy about the inside prices mod
araie taao IN lots. mainly No Mixed foT export
bush spot. incudng NJ. 3 Mixed at i'ci NO T. 3't
zoe n elevator 81 GaTc. anoaf including lOhOO bns
for export reported 55'c. thero and tersabous No
,gLcf 80 White 8Ghc; No > g. 2c No. 4Oc.; Mixed
3c so Mixed February 30 aG3Cc, closing at - Lc:
March. 3jTGAbisc, tIosng at Stci do Tor April
J6 20 cosing S6c do for May 8o isc cloang
Al aG for coarse ana heavy for oLtr
erades IOis sOc GOr and som 71G75ci lOOD, ,Jds5ci
sharpa zoe Gsl co. Rye Food. 1OG'oc'
New-York tribune., 1885-01-21
MINES AND MINING.

SALES AT THE yEWFORK KIUyG EKCHAyoE
HEw-YogK Jan. 20, 1854
New-York tribune., 1885-01-21

Asaar
Calcutta Buffalo light, DzUcj Miuile, @-V
Damaged lS1lyc.
MoLASS ES-New. Orleans IN fair demand at 40Q52c
MLTALS-lin weak today after advancing 40 points
Iron uIi but steady at si6Gsl6 bid and sll asked
lin strong closing quiet and easier At i6c
SPOT and lGs4c l695c futures Plate duh at p
asked Copper 1rm closing stu stronger ut ilO9cg
IL 36c. Lead duh at 3ac asked for domcsucspciter
neglected..
NAVAL sToREs-Quet and TO n great extent nominal; !;
spirits tho SPOT sos. isle Options az f9oys January
Oh the spot sraiped 81 25 Good srainea q q @si SO
asii6 l. 81 5. soi " so M SO 65qs3 7oi N. 81 2o
a4 Giai W O., 81 C2qdsl 76j W. W., sOdS52 70.
OCEAN FREIoHTs-The very little accomplished
to-day who in there Improvement TO note for
ANTN ERP, hence, steam, 10000 bush grain. t'2d !
SO cases goods 20s 40 pkgs lard 22s od'
AVONMouTH hence steam $4,000 bush gram % 90
LONDON, hence steam, 10000 bush. grain 4sd 40 SKIS
1our l5s l5U0 boxes choose 26s liU cases
goods. 2Os 922s I'd LIVERPOOL hence steam SoVoV a
and provisions i0s3d 500 bo, es cheese
2Os so measurement goods 3Js lao tons sugar
GLASGOW. steam hence 800 tons sugar 10 oa tp
tails the items Of interest HAMBUkt nom rna,e'
pha Norwegian bark; 1000 bbls refined petroleum zs
4l9d HAVANA. hsnce, an American brig ioOv . oaes
bafque ls5OO refined OIL on private terms
-. MoNTEVIDEo. for oraers, nom Poruaha' pfusn
barque with lumber W.
ei with exporters especially indifferent fss ss
have varied in particular sales 80 bos Gear
g S %y M M SASH s. s cisr SS Msss bsss
shS prices remain no@Is City Extra India Ness 81
Plate Beef silssi2i Family 81. 5oesi3: BEEF
UANS-Elrner and 10 moderate demand quoted NJ So.
CUT NEATs-A fairly active demand notsd' particular"
New-York tribune., 1885-01-21
SPIRITS OF rURPENTINR

CHARLESTON. jan. 20 -rurpentine dun at $50.
SAVANNAH. jan. 20.-Turpentine steady " ~ iao.
WILMINGTON Jan. 20.-Iurpentine nrn at "a t2c.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-21
NORWICH LINE.
FAVORITE INSIDE ROUTE
TsBosToN S.
WORCESTER $3.50,
NASHUA. s355.
PORTLANDs 81

eteamsrs -crsy Of Worcester" and "City Of Bo,to,r
Pier <0N r. foot Of watsst pier above Dss
brosses-st Ferry. daily, except SUNDAYS at 43O D. M
New-York tribune., 1885-01-21

nLD BOOKS BOUGHT.
~ Highest price paid for OLD and NEW BOOKS IN
hrge Or small lots; ENCYCLOPEDIAS As wanted ARUNDEL
b0OKSTORE. Ne. ~ West lAth-st, New.Y0rk
New-York tribune., 1885-01-21

CLOSING Prices or CALIFORNIA STOCKS
SAN FRAScfsco. Jan 20. 1885.
New-York tribune., 1885-01-21

IEATHER-he homo trade is light but the export trade
has Increased. Prices have shown no marked change
The semi-weekly miner., 1885-03-14
TEACHERS INSTITUTk.

The institute opened at 10 .. m.
Miss Mary Layton was appointed
secretary pro tenn.
Tue class in numbers, by Miss
Mahoney, showed that the teacher
was interested in her work, and the
lesson ranks among the best given.
The discussion on this subject was
very animated.
The recitation of Miss Lockley's
class, concerning animals, was very
6ne.
Mrs. Morshead's class in language
acquitted themselves with credit.
2p. m.-Involution and Evolution,
by : class in the high school. con-
Quoted by Prof. Newill, called forth
praise for both teacher and students.
Writing. by Prof. 6awins. wss
got d. He answered very promptly
all questions pr0pounded to him by
the teachef%
Oa motion. the Teacher Institute
will continue In session on Friday,
when the subjects Of geoarapby ana
grammar will be taken up by Super.
tntendent BoOher and Prof. Davis.
The argume mt made by Prof. New
Ill called to their feet very many who
are prominent in literature and the
Classics.
The remsrks OF Prof. Newlll will
APPEAR in io-mOrrow's issue.
The institute returned . vote of
tanks to those who ,entertained the
teachers nv their addres.es.
T. J. BeOHER. President.
MARY. + LAYTON, Sec. pro tenn.
The semi-weekly miner., 1885-03-14
The Ci,naAaf and Clafk,s Ferk
RSilroa1.

Considerable anxiety L. felt BY
thns interested in the YeIl0wsFene
Park, for tho fate of tho bill givina
the Cinnabar & Clark's Fork Rail
road, right of wsy across the Yellow
stone Park. The route asked for IL
by way of the Yeilewstnne nver to
it's junction With the Est Fork |;
thence by the way of East Fork to
Soda Butte creek, and to the ClArk's
Fork mining di.trict, upon such To-
cation as may he approved by the
8. cretaiy of the Interior. The road
Il for the purpose of effecting COM
munication with valuable mining
properties secured by Mr.. Hobart and
q number OF eastern capitalists. The
bill is now in the hands of confefrees
who are vexed with the question
whether to important concessions
are made by the bill as it stands.
SenstOr Logan has intended t0:inter-
fere With M. Hobart's bill by amend
ing it - a. to require that IN exami-
nation shall be made by IN engineer
of the army, snd if any other route
can be found to the Clsrk's Forks
mines without passing through any
part of the Park, then on report of
this fact t. t.e Secretary Of War
the pending bill should become null
and void. An effort will be made to
pass the bill before General Logan
can return.-- Courier.
The semi-weekly miner., 1885-03-14
AuRnAr JoKw
How she Dd1tor OF an Arkansas
nswspapsr rAiJsd 70 ACQUIRE


How tho Editor o. an ArA
MxSnai,n ra11ed % Acquire
-----..
6oo0Wnao 0u'nokONs
u..r Kooher editor al the Week
Ca..I h-,,,orc,,. ,.ner
y ~ 49, -.s..re .,iece ancnr
.icoss r. ~. ~ - merses IN nsrked
-0ss,s hev;n~ f.,led 10 nroduee
Z ..sssfion ..nd ~ lon9 articles hav-
Inc - declared to he as dismal -
ihe Sereak ~ wooden hinge, he do
cided uuon making some new at-
tennt.
II notice. he unused, one evening,
"thet the helt bunorists in the past
wess pe.eti0ljok John PheDix
~ eTe.test hiee IN that way. ! Nov. IL
I ret an . joke On some feller Who
travels axouad-some df0mmef who
veod 70 aroand and tell It'll would
soon haze uat3ona1IeputAtion.n
Haek Was soon afforded IN oppOr-
tanity of enfoeeing shis detsrmtna-
ton, ,Ooe night e the village hotel,
he noticed q nervous fellow who
traveled Cor . shoe house.
"There'smy man." unused Hack,
'I'l havs him Standing Oh bis head
to-night, How do you DOR address
Ing the drummer.
$50, %. Wh1e sort OF place Is
this you've got here3 Just now,
While standing out there, dog came
up and Il VS. au I could do to keep
him or me-"
.Mu.t have heen \ mad dog" re-
nlied Haclx. s.(3ood many Of them
+ -. .n.f~hhe,noc1 -
: - :Weii ssst - ma out. shall
le.ve here in ~ mornine.n
Hark in0uired the number Of the
Arnmm,er,a room. and. late in the
svsnin~ .l;nned In ma rot under
ths heT
The drummer came in after .
vhiIs md - DOM on the edge of
the h.d ~
Hsck 1rovled like 4 dog.
II hooe y said the drummer aloud,
.'that / WON'T have another fit &C.
niohl I'd h ter throw this piAtol
IT, for I mieht Kill somebody.
No blamed n don't keep it Il
vmldn't mind killing . few such
fesiows "A live in this town. That
G,oi editor oueht to die.
Hack did net erowL
aha on1ht to no tlis nieht I feel
inst thiss oomine on ma. Believe
T',l sI..eo under the hed. Then. If
anvone shouid come In to kill me,
The semi-weekly miner., 1885-03-14
Notice to CO-owuer.

To Jules Clarmount: You are hereby n0t-
led thAt I, your cO-owuer. have, In arcordance
with section 2sA, Revised Statutes nf the United
States, expended in labor and improvements
upon the Lady Wsshinsion quartz Lode mining
H'ct. Silver Bow county. N. r, for the year
ended December 81, 1884. the sum of 900 0Oj
one hundred dollars. aud you are hereby fur
ther notified that unless you contribute, OF
expenditure, .mo n,ing 10 (sso.66z1 sixty-six
dollAn aud sixty>Ix aud n cents, together
with interest and costs. within laD days
from date of this notice, all your right
title interest and claim in and to the above des-
cribed quartz lode mining Claim will become
the property of The undersigned, your co-oWBer,
who has made the required expenditur
WILLIAM HARTLEY.
Butte, NJ T., January Z. 1855
The semi-weekly miner., 1885-03-14
A Man who Skulked.
CDefroN Free Pt2ss.1

lDStyVH GY66 xV198sJ
Riding out from Chattanooga to.
ward Bridgeport on hoysebsck, ]
came across . native who had . sea,
on q rock quite . piece above the
road. II he hadn't rattled . stone
down just - l came opposite he
might have eaeaped undetected. he
had . gun across his knees, and ]
called to him:
Pretty good hunting around
mere? o.
Nay be-" he answered.
"What do you find f'
'.Nothin' yit"
He seemed 90 cranky that / was
about to ride On, when he rose up
and descended to the road. He
didn't look bit good nafured, and
he held his shotgun in . very careless
manner - he said:
"Stranger. you mought have come
from Cbatsnt0ga."
Yea"
"You mousht have company part
Of the way?"
"Yes. a man on . mule rode with
me ~ far ~ the FORKS, half . mile
back"
Man with reddish ha'r, long nose.
whIskers on. bis chin. swears . good
deal7'' a. .. ......-
"That's him"
"And, hang him, he turned of. did
he?"
"Yes-took the right hand road"
"Jilt like him-jist like tie oner.
@ ,peeeum he ie! Stranger. that ERE
feller shot my father more'n two
years ago. and be was the game I was
waitin' fur Hes got three different
roads to 30 and come by, and jist %
sure I'm watchin' one he'll 90 by
t'other. He's fooled me oil summer
long IL this way. and I'm gittin'
that desperit that If I mits him IT,
morrow / shall have to 90 up to his
his clearing and take shot st him as
he sets in the door smokin' his pipe
Stranger what's yer real, downright,
Christian opinion of . man as will
put another man out the way he has
me.
The semi-weekly miner., 1885-03-14
THE CoLUNRIA

Owned BY Geo. w. Fariin. Thh
mine 10 situated Immediately west Of
MissruIa 0ulch. The main shaft e
down IS feet. There are fouI other
prospect shafts but none being
worked. Tae frst level has been
run from The 60 foot ard Is In about
l8 feet. The shaft has been sunk on
the incline and workmen are taking
out ore from the main body. The
vein u 8 feet between walls. The
fir.t class orc e 'es $50 In gold and
silver, taken from Is inches next
the foot wall. The second
c.a<. ranges about IS ounces In gold
and eiiver. The last assays show ~
ounces In silver. The ore u betn&
h0isted by whim, and generally
shows suiphurets ana siljcates. Az
soon ~ the 6O-foot level Il ss0ped out
the shaft viii be kunf to . depth of15O
feet The ore, At present, b left upon
the dump ready for shipment tl the
eu el,er the coming spring. The ore
is entirely base, and must te worked
In q rnaxter. Hoisiing works Will te
erected INSIDE of three months.
The semi-weekly miner., 1885-03-14
KAoclkea eat By Dasease.

The most Vigorous physique and adamantfne
endurance cannot hold ont unaided against
health. No one can pe'sistenily breathe vita
ted OF Miasmatic air. eat unW Wholeeome food
indulge In excess q toll Increasingly, without
eventually falling pey to disesse One Of
Hntetter's Stomach Baltera But totent q
thisau hillary Of health Is, It woald be pre-
posterous 70 expect IL to maintain . sanitary
condition OF The system II they who seek III
aid wtl1lly abandon every other precaution
eobriety. the avoidanee Of exciting cane, are
important elements in health maintenance
A reGari being bad to these. system fortified
By the Bitten Will be exempt from malaria,
rheumatism, dyspepaaa, constipation and other
mAladis0.
The semi-weekly miner., 1885-03-14
Aeslgnee's Notice.

10 the creditors of W. E. Williams j. Co.:
You will hereby take notice hat w. E. NilIlans
4 Co., on the 9TH day OF February A. D. 1855,
crnvesed TO me in ,ru.t fur their creditors, all
their pr 1erty In Silver Bow county, MOI tara
Ters that l b We acce pied sad trust ana that
will rform the same in accordance with the
conditions -pecifed in same conye vance. That
viii pay all debts due the creditors of said
firm. aud that shall act ept and !, c.ip. for all
moneys. bills etc, due tn said above N enti en-
ed finn. This includes all book accounts no;
and other outstanding liabi 'it,es, And hereby
request all creditors Of the said y. E. Williams
4 Co., With | reasonable spec to present me
their demand aeeinst the company.
lated Feb. 5ih. GEORGE K. OFT,
2-l7-du Assignee.
The semi-weekly miner., 1885-03-14

VIM. Fly, who shipped six car
loads Of horses and mules from his
home IN GAllatin Valley to st. Louis
lat fall, states that the .expense Of
shipping was I'll per head. He load
ed q mules and % hoDes per car, out
says that they were too much crowd
ed. and recommends not tv exceed 20
head per car load.
The semi-weekly miner., 1885-03-14

whss quietnso and solitude
Bid teudes0 th0ngheB Asi1os
And the color q Thy MD.n0
b shining IN your syes.
While hss snd drsaG n11s combine
10 keep - far apazt,
Oh. then o. nessoy's couch reciines
Reuembse ne sweetheart
When Snetune' . fewer b bdghtet.
And Jous .iie'sa . hapeg dpeaas
And friends aUeabled rUunA yoos
To please - anxiO0s see0st
o. then, while fame snA fortune
The cares Of LIE begsilo-
Rsmembe1 ne ny own dear love.
La memory o. ~ snils.
When lonely. I'D and sonUwful
And everything looks blu<
Dcav conf It from remenbersAg
That ever think of yoo-
And when the day b ended
And lreGtrs to r
It's to thee give the Latest
And, Of Al ny thoQghb the bese
T.H C.
mite. March II. 1855
The semi-weekly miner., 1885-03-14
TO FREIGHTERS.
900 TONS

Propcsals will be race'y we'd by q. n. NcCart-
ney 4 Co OF Spokane Falls, Washington Ter
rito'y, for hauling ali OF any part of
500 TONS
Of freight from that plaee to the CoiumbiA RlT-
CT. via CoIviIle. DIS ance los miles Good
ruad<; no bad hills. Baled hay supn!ied at
tlI00 per ton. Oats 10 cents per blshel. Cssh
payment on deiive-r. Ali fleignt to be dvlv
ered BY Nay %. Apply at Onca. 2-i7.dzAswlm
The semi-weekly miner., 1885-03-14

II doesn't cost anything to remsm'
ber fhe poor, but If you want the pooa
70 remembr you It viii cost you some
thing.
The semi-weekly miner., 1885-03-14
Notice.

Notice.
1 hereby forbid any and al per.
sons from building any kind Of
building on the Betsy Dahl quartz
mining lode ct Meaderville.
III. G. DAHL
BUTTE. Sept sth 1884. Cd 0tf
The semi-weekly miner., 1885-03-14

THosH who i've on vanity must noe
snreasonably expect to die OF mor6doar
6oa.
The semi-weekly miner., 1885-03-14
Strayed or Stolen.

0kIUJ0 0O OI OSOU00.
On o about October 4. last from my pre,ni
- IN Walker itl., two three ,. q Old heilen,.
brauded on len hip; one \ dark ltd and
light red. AlDott at the ame ume, one stx
year old Ozark red COW, both koens brohao
partly o0 IN branded Dannod J. m Yieht
sids These animals were formerly oWasd 81
80 viii b pad by the undssHgped 1oe tno -
tpYn Of aid Ssosk. MRS. =. HOPaY
wslkaIvule. MT.
The semi-weekly miner., 1885-03-14
Dissolution Notice.

Dissolution Notice.
Notice Is hereby given that the partne- ship
heretofore existing between Geo. Rogers and
Joseph l.ud Wig. under the firm name If Rogers
4 Ludwig, Is ibis day dissolved bv mutual
consent, abe lis biiities Of the firm are as
sumed bv, and all outstanding deDis will be
collected BY Joseph Ludwig. signed.
GEO. kpGERS
22l-u JO,EPH LUDWIG.
The semi-weekly miner., 1885-03-14

NOTICE to Creditors.
Estate Of William Frazer, deceased. Notice
Is hereby given by the undersigned, admins
traitor Of the es'ats OF William Frazer, deceased,
70 the credit0rS Of ana all persons having
claims against the said deceased to exhibit
them with the nece.sary vonchers. within
four months after the trst publication OF this
hnttce, to the said admini' traitor. at the Town
Of Centrevtlle. in the County of Silver Bow.
Dated December S0th, 1884
JAMES STIRLING
Administratof Of the estate of william Frazer,
deceased. l-7-sw-w
IL 6eOdtf