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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-08-29
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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-08-29
MISCELLANEOUS.


QY VIRTUE OF AN ExEcUTION ISSUED
In and for the County Of Lincoln, State Of Ne
vsda. and to me difsctsd and delivered, for :
Judgment rendered In said Court, on the Twen-
ty-third day Of August. 4. o. 1854, in favor of
tho State Of Nevada, plaintiff. and against the
Bristol Silver Mining Company and also the
real estate and improvements hereinafter de-
ucribed, defendants, for the sum Of Ons Thou
sand Eighty-three and ll.l0O Sl,0oS ll-10oD
dollarss TAX and delfnqusncy, together with
Forty-four and 60-l00 (4ll b0.l00l dollats, tax
costs, and all sccruing costs. hsvs levied on
the following property, to Wit.
Possessory claim TO one hundred and sixty
q Ssistoi. md n % imp:ovsnsnts ~ thereon. one ccnsist
Ing Of Of I iO.stanp quarts mtll, assay o1kss,
lblacksmith shop. dwslling- -houss. restaurant
and once. I stable and house. hoistins- work.
and stable at MayhoWsr mlne. ohloriding fur'
mace at mill, and one pair Fairbanks scales I'm
Lincoln county, State Of Nevada.
Notice ia hereby given that on
Monday, the sth nay sf October.
A. D. 1884, between the hours Of O'Clock In thu
morning and O'Clock IN the sftsrpoun. namely,
at u O'Clock n. Of said day, will ssll al thu
Mining Company in and to the above described
property. and the smallest amount or parcel oi
said pfopety 10 ansisfy said shove sum o1
ei,lT 61-l00 tax delinquency, costs and accru
ing costs, q the front door Of tho County Count
honse, st Phoebe, County Of Lincoln. State o.
Nevada. at public suction. for cash In hand, Il
the hishsst and BEST bidder. 70 satisfy satt
execution and all costs.
sspdtd. p. sEHRwooD. Sheriff.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-08-29

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JOB PRINTING

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ND ALL KIND OF rANoY AID PLAIN
A lob Printingdous Arst-elasastyle ~
itshort notice
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-08-29
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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-08-29

Nsszly al the assa inhahitanss Of
PsEsia ct opium. s7s'aN Agss yNl
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-03

Hizginsville, No. Post: The Hon JET
StoFts, member II the Legislature rrom
3Aanl.ln cDnutg. - credited With al ~
tention to cffer a bill compelling c.rcuses
t0 do al taey al ert-ss.
Detroit Ffee Press. Mr.. Cleveland IS
night on his attitude On the silver ques-
ton. We know that be 10 right. But 4
anything oould throw doubt upon It,
HOrr approval would do Il.
Detroit Post. The Democratic House
81 Representatives has pretty emphatI-
cally decl red that Grover Cleveland Was
not eleeted PsesIlenc. after all. he was
0aly chosen to be a sort Of head waiter
on C,,ngress.
New York Tribune. President Arthur
has announced that he expects 70 90 fish
ing vi ben he retires from office. An odd
coincidence IS that his illustrOus example
vii ts followed by almost e.ery Demo
crat-in the country at just about tbs sane
time.
Philadelphia Record: The Silver Dem
Ocrat= from the West, re-enfOrced by Is
good many sympatbizeFs from the South,
served a plain and perenptOry notice
upon President-ele Cleveland yesterday
that they had views ON the currency ques-
ton as ven as himself, aud intended sup
porting them with strength and stubborn
ness
Philadelphia Times IL Is ouiy ques-
ton Of time, and 0f a very short tlEse IN
this enlightened age, when BonTbOnism
viii kill any party with the dry-rot, and
unless the Bourbon barnacles % Della
ware shall BE- scraped off the bottom Of
The Democratic craft both the Sauls-
burys and the bayarls mas as well put
their HOUSES ID order for retirement
Harper's Weekly: Mr.. Arthur retires
with the general regard OF the country.
and even party malice and hostility
speak him fair" Hs NOMINATION as
vice. President wis received with some
surprise. and his possible succession TO
the Presidency, when General Garfield
Wis shot, WAS unqueStiOnably contem-
plated with some apprehension. But his
conduct during the long illness Of the
President was 50 patriotic anu wise thar
It inspired great confidence. The con-
seryative good sense which distinguished
h m at that time has marked his admins
trafi0n. and be has grown steadily IN the
COOL opinion OF the country.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-03

pnons ssd - ihs sftisaszs q bis 1 lsreasi-
eat R1pzlE,eaa ssp5ortesa NnsE 81
fEae Dsnl1srass hase aszExai Or = tLzE
lie RiestlsnE Wo0M 81 eoAsnlafe Als
C4Elnet a. = lsaTe ID Eoom for acact
that hss administrative poiley Vii Las
txzts tie great tlndaGa<ztal psineipLes II
the Democrztle party ala thst 4 ~osald
be nss4lelle.. AFTER thess of Jelfsrson ani
Jaekson- UnhaPplly, tbs expeeta8on
has beisn rJkiely shaken, 81 Tar - many
II tbs a4ost ilsliaehtial q Ar. Cs=selas.lis
slppoifsrs are conesrBe,i Ezen Wlka0lf
~aose aid his elevation - the Presidency
sonId have been inpossi0le.
Il e RI - the silver question, Bland,
Wsrnsr Co. put themselves sqslaFsig
Ia Opposition "a Ciexelands expressed
sie~z Theg kHss their strength aud
they soa their victory more eazLs than
they expected. and nov Cleveland, with
hals als eye. must see that be ng.-. <,ok
t0 Republicans for support.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-03
a CARGO or CATS.
The Mcrehsadlie q .an On an Abandoned
Schooner.
il. y. Tribune1

'We wers rolling alon at about ten
knots an hour" sail Captain Ferian, OF
the Auslrlln bark Luisia r.. now in this
port. ''the wiad was west northwest, and
We were bracsi up - make ths most
u it. The position Of the bark by dead
reckoning vas one huaire1 miiss north
of the Bersnu las. l had sust sat doyn
70 breakfast with tbs mat. when the
second officer, putting his head down
the compan.o .on-way. sang out:
vessel 10 distress about two points on
.he lee Row. sr'
80 Keep her away a little,' l said, and
vii be on deck. directly.'
I'm about two hours we had m sod the
craft 50 that - could see that shs was
dismaStad AMI abandon II schooner. She
hail evid ntly been adriit for many
-uonihs. The mate. who bal been examin-
ina her intently through the ass, sudden
exi.ioimed
q. There are animals moving about on
top u her dack-houss. I eau not MAKE out
wtat they ara
''seiz.ag the glass. could see some small
1biscts moving about on tn, house, bEt
what they were I could nor ina gins. Di-
rectin- the nan at the wheel ID keep her
away. We ran down CLOS, aboard the hulk
and ina Tsne cur sari rise wan We discov-
sr,si that the MOVING OBJECTS were cats
'sCats1s
'sYes. cats and kittens. Twenty OF thir-
~ OF 'em. They slambered mp and down
the stsmps q he masts AMI ran around
tbe deck-a0ase and stool ~ like moneys,
with t.eis forepaws beating the ar, Whine
thsv v0w;ed ike "a al"
'.(s7sat Scots." trosa in the mate. 'I
news saw - many cats in my ll.e."
sLoosag az her steru." coltiDaed the
captain. sas ws swept by. ths nans ~ the
vessel ws usads out 70 be the &azEis n.
Rivers. This vessel was set adrift in jan
uarv last, or cape Hattsras. ard has
4, stea about the North Atlantic ever since.
I suppose that ia Ia hurry of abanioning
the vesses the cats were for gotten an I tney
maitpliei while the schooner was drifting
about al sumner
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-03
ARIZONA GHOSTS.
stage Drivers Who Are Disconcerted by
Visions Of other World spirits.
IT,. fs..t....


For some time the stage drivers who
pass through the W cemetery north ~
town have been disconnected by visions
which some Of them swear are spirits from
the other world. Ned Barry, who drives
on the Riverside Line from this city 20
Willow Springs, passes through the sTave-
yard every night. and while he does not
believe in ghosts, he has frequently felt
the impulse 70 give the silk to his team
and not look back. The other night he
was coming in with a blackboard au1 no
passengers nut Mexican stage driver
on the Flagstaff Line. The Mexican had
heard of the strange apparitions that had
been meeting the drivers in the cemetery.
AMI was anxious about the matter long
before the cemetery was reached. When
they gos the first view of the cold and ex-
pressioniess monuments which mark the
resting place Of tho people of the silent
citv. Ne1 gave his team little buckskin
Encouragement, and a. the same time r.
marked 70 bis companion that he always
hurried through that place. In few min
ates a ssrange figure in white appeared by
he side of the buckboard, and the team
began 20 snort and otherwise conduct
themselves IN manner uuhec0iplnE stage
horses. Toe Mexican diju't stand-nOr
sit-on ceremony. but with a Wild yell Of
*Fl esrantof ri espant0ir (the ghost the
ghost jumped oat of the blackboard and
s1eeIn- upoa the ground INDUCED n a
prayer that would make any stace-driveT's
1sir stand on en8 tie chung wildly TO the
BODY of the vehicle. and in Viteous tones
.4,~i.srad the saints t. save him. IL was
s1laa tifue before he ronli he iRiuCeI 10
gee no the luckhoard. AMI be was 80 ex-
.sfed SHAT he coald hardly speak unt1 he
20 into town What +. is that appears 70
The drivers is not definitely known. hut
hey insist thas il Is taa spirit of 8 French
nan " no dial some months ago IN the
hospital. one man even GOES 80 far A. 10
sav that he has recognized IN tae ap7a-i-
.ion t1s foru ard features ~ the French
nan. wish whom he was wei acquainted.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-03
Michigan Central
leAlku LAI-ll. InIa-lA. J

Ilfsaff. Arrive.
itnfroii fT asF a.H itrihr D. 81 sfl
sBas lsilftes. f.f. l.a.I .Iaai ...... a1 fin
Afiaull4 iE f. 1888 1885,. IffHIf t.. ffH
Ma ffflAtI n.tI sla d 81 l.f.Iiar i.sfiI. sam
ffaiioI rtIs nffae'Iei. -re f.ls fffe af.i.'iissi
l'asIilr I1fatee utaly. i.tl.liit fialne daily
f1.rI Nififi.It.
frain i,at.- Delruii 81 b. 1n. ezcsgs eua.
Gals. Nils DIAM llH lsfr 'U alH ftIloi iaft ioI
Grand l.aiias. .ins itft al 81 - B.
l}fri1l aila iftlssi t,flluHcfiff slit Hfti bftsd
AfrlfTl. fifiiisa 3fusk nul aIli,sia N-sliis1u
tsiins in ssine oeI,9 81 Jtitoii. ilius avoiding
transfer
ilr Icifni t2lftss ifasiila a. tsE o.. al. fsssrli-
ing iilaf CSC. Hi - ~ s t.. >r4 1Qfk io5l q. m
aul isi.siou : . a. ft. If-si aat-
lhfonfi uck,ts tDr4il I~HIls ana flieIlnE eu
i,erths n.as is itfao1ftsl si liuu = ir4s.i ttas
corner AtNrsa aIid tIians rlrt7e. iliio at nl.,n
Depot.
j. Il. Sl.HII II. 0eal hse-. VI honfoe-Hf
0f3. ". al ,slH. tirkN Agent tuy.
j. +. litAGHs. llCkes Agent Depsd.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-03

The frst saov-siifs rseorted In the Gen
sisan c.nu ry tbs season. occurred IN Pow
srtv eu'eh last Sundsr. seven men being
.a.rAt IN and carried down the noan-
.sirs s.fs. sfstan-s cf fre hunlr-a ~ siV
s1ua~ea fees. wlsh wonAerlnI raFid ~
Nene ere men esrs Injured except one,
~ho hal q rle hrssan. II t1e site. .t :
r. a. sfrir 81 sbaes f7rtv ceres vert
s~s aaa ~ ssra..e ef fae a n fIom ia-
eet th ssrsss - -zen rz
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-03

The Remarzab'e Ta-t ncs ef a wesr ~
Dim ten n.

dlsn Go r..
Nassau Cor y. Y.rlaesT
NtnSssi 8o are tas most fear-nl snd
~u dsrsi productions ~ natare They
have a vislrii. hungry hook shout theeves.
and an sli-zane thin appearance about the
aaaks tbas gives tbesn an air 81 feesins on
wind. sud tbe air IN dead calm Bar va
htve q for bsre &c The place thnt goes
hsfie ahead ~ anvtainr IN "a dog iias
erer saw a. hcian r. = fhs c7ss IN lhe
b5ys sag they ara sever sure whether he =
q snake ~ ale. be IS 80 sa.n. Hs IS q car
81 tsa rsirrest kini. biars an gray. tnE a8
sT-cfiouate iisfie rascal. anI n Eoosi w stea
dog. for be barss ss night eu che ssnaliesf
eravocafi.an. His name il faeE Nlst
kn.,sx dovvu here sFon-es sre ss rienfr as
apries st hcnse- Thev vssh dss-= vita
fsrn,. ard ase them fer very insa slrshie
rurress. 30 there are alvars hifs 9f CID
spsn,zfr wing sf,eet Yea ei-ht e. out III
asv eatk sri sa8 piek AZ aals e aushsl
af a. Ia ten uitaes Wet Jack eats
spenres ~ eaorse vau ~ lss1h st tais.
fa< - u1e soienia wsrl that ( vsuf
ser srt, she var.i ere tsv and ss~ 5ses
satlnz 4 <i,sate sni - seefuesi Go sujeT e
+ e.tt sts tiae vas - rram nieiseif fah
* ere,e<e. ..se- e. ~ ..eelp-' sarts sss r.--
. arsk 81 zsseg aes ttae ~ . .s.-s-
.s sat - resp ses,si4. ~r.} si2e :
Asesss rezs4ce-st <4.A eesrs ever snes.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-03

Mk CLss eLASD started out last
Vssan2 b. Inspect the furniture II the
Nais H,use iss tas lrst time. A special
kpalcA $s,s hs aas dsehaed all offers
4 sps'isd tsant or ears, and ~wiil 10
mieiis ~ita his secretary and few
aenl,aes - his family" whatever tins
aay meaa
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-03
THE CAUSE

Through which Collars, Cuffs, Shirts. etc,
become yellow and get that grayish, or
dark steel colored look, after having been
laundried but few times,
is partly due to not having been
properly washed and rinsed. BUT MOST
LY to the extsnsive and continued use OF
acid, cheap aduIterated soaps, etc. Our
mode of laundering is different from that
OF most all others. and is done in such a
manner that the goods remain as clear
and white as when new. neither is there
any more wear To them than when done
in the ordinary way at home. Our work
is always uniform and satisfaction guar
anteed every time. We also promptly
call for and deliver goods free of charge
Telephone 3;5.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-03

j. lake Dem ss1ats % come up serene
B after a. osel-.l1se q crow. IL Is an
,onnced that Isnm..ny VII be the first
leleeatloa g. start fron New York 10 at
-. A a.. ....... ....-..f ...........,.,..,
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-03
Detroit, Grand Haven 3 mnwaukss
HUINH E4NI.


l'as-elAt1t faAlis- tisc o.sI ul f.xgsrser nlaks
Close unIIrtf al flsFooso f1f lAll.tllA aud ,ii
lsoifaf fef AsHA lofk, iag ussSe iut1 q.
tiie ieiieeiss piprnilE-
Ai,sl l-zprtsS i.as io1.l hieeline az De,rolt "a
6fsud lsaIli,.
Iais - use oiils line running Atlantic f1ggtss
less llg iitn az lt.ta a. viii He.ilitk af 40
Itttfi uatl1a IfsssI slas fltist is.i al lsslfnls
tsssi. arI3ti4sE ~ Ae1 lufs q. ln. tae seo''lsJ
ui.fliaE.
f,sfiof Csrs nD mail trains bath easi and west.
The fIlll silsE af .-i+ g. elti ulaAt olrcc
Sunday,
liruagil iickes- -sacared ai D. g. ~ s NJ. oliios
in Muiitl i4alst ii1vA aila a tIis lialra.
~ iN44f-il. tifl i-.ts- Ascent.
hEo. 81 l.Ii.A D. lf.ailc aiaI.l...af tiiita4o.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-03

iHk N.'''A''i'' "i'i''a g vas ahaoonseu
's~ a'' '-'' ..'' set I" "a 'o'''iail' Is =
-, ..,l s.ls 49,. Inns ~ animals with
-. ,,s~,.s., sso4 Men are obliged 10
t..,- f..... =. sv,;.l !. AMI boasts
,.y.. -. ..li,.i stt..~ Il 70 relieve them
= tk.,..a~o,, II ~ exnerted IN inter
-. ,,sb l,-,..-, or,rstions for the five
;xwsshs 4 ,s.il o-ab,b,v last.
go.
SSphSi>iE'.'iSf oSSSE'f' ot h'l''s'
Eno' n't' o'ea .H.ss'iSstin< tue extent
e"-fei - '.ise'' = ''s''i ~ ools ~ si's
'e.eH''s. fie a.sls slii ID t"o Krales OF
sfen5.f-fifse o'1s tf''2 tNeise % 'i'''en
'esfs e.a ta.f'}-'a' et'.'u"ul snnoNen
<testes. i'Hi e''' seven s'''iid say 'i'el
tsf p'i 7'a st1 Ot ''ne's-sN o''l !
'"' yen - -%e't ,.'''' we're SAY e'S.''
@.Ns's' ana - 'ne i.'''''l S'H'''s'
rfs 'r'Ah fA .' 'sl. p'.'f per ee"'
a'%s'. anu = ''s = !, = e'''ss NAM "''''
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re cEMOleFiA DISSATISFIED.
IT, 3sst,isf selos anticipated among
g. penarrsfs With the man ~ their
loiee h4s bcsssa to show itself IA q
srkeI slerrrs even nov before his ia
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-03-03
RAILROAD TIME rAhJRs


GGfN6 NORTH
Afrsa fe&s<
gincinl.sti 4 0t.r.a llapi.is IA -. l,1
t,,ls...nl,st. a A.akll.s.. 49,. t.stean lQ.7 -
H. Wayae tx ..I.s 81 f,I "a pin
Grand i.a,.i,ts 4 t'aiilis1 Ac flo pua
Gk4A9 Sui III.
1 sn,.ii.isati a. .-.... ........ .. 4tsl
tistt ii.s.l a 81 lsiglnl4afI iA s1t i,fn al IA
allss.s.sillsg i ~ Al,af - 80. iii.-t sM Al - kD
( A6ifl.t a (il..l.a i,al.l.if A. 4o iial
All aslill< asslt eNeeiH c,lldi1.
Sl4.Rflht NAA AAAkNtsl-E KNfs.
NuRIA- 3sil ti.s 81 ast b iH. ias "A s.l.d-
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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1885-04-29

age Of by some Of our leading people
and more than once during the even-
Ing did we hear the clatter Of the
hoofs of the horses as the merry caval-
eade dashed past our windows. One
OF the parties numbered six. three
ladies and three gentlemen, and their
horses galloped up Main street all in
line like well drilled company Of
cavalry.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1885-04-29

1t is now likely that Clint Heddrich
will soon bid adieu TO his Miles City
friends. lie had u telegram from his
brother, dated at Fort Buford, asking
him TO come. lie answered that he
would. He will take the position Of
assistant bookkeeper for Leighton,
Jordan & Heddrich at the above
point and will start for there on the
lst of May.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1885-04-29
LOCAL NOTICES.
sIaxims for Business Men.

Push your business or it will push you.
Don't be the great unknown in
business.
Keep your firm name and business
before the pnblic.
Your sign in the morning paper is
fresher than the sign over your door,
Advertising is commercial science
as indispensable to real business as Is
bookkeeping.
Competition is the life of trade.
There is no competition without u
genererous patronage of the daily
paper.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1885-04-29

Coroner II. G. Redd yesterday sold
the property under execution in the
case of Brandenburg & Van Gasken
VS.. Louis Nado. II was bought in by
the plaintiffs for S7,l92.75. Their
claim was So, 600 and about Two years
interest ut 10 per cent.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1885-04-29

A telegram to Conrad Schmid, our
Wen known saddler, yesterday, stated
that child Of Mr.. Kennedy, on Sand
creek, was very Ill and not expected
to live. Mr.. schmid gave prompt at
tcntion to the matter. Father Linde-
smith was called and went up to Mr..
Kennedy's Immediately.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1885-04-29

Moonlight horseback parties are
now In vogue here and last night,
With the pale orb shining In all Its
beauty, and with temperature mild
and very pleasant, was a fine night
for that exercise. IL was take Advant-
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1885-04-29

The intelligent compositor made
Miles a strevell say in one Of their
locals yesterday that they had bought
for spring stock "l5O pounds" of barb
wire. The figures should have been
10000 pounds, the amount first
stated scarcely exceeding thequantity
larcenized by a drunken soldier one
day last week
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1885-04-29

SINNERS grocery store is now orna-
mented and protected with hand
some porch which will come very
handy for the Governor" the Camp
bells, HUFF" and Skinner during
the het sunny days of the summer.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1885-04-29

Mrs. w. b. Dew, wife OF the genial
manager OF the Iowa a Montana live
stock company. arrived on Sunday
morning accompanied by her mother,
Mn. Geo. Bradley, and Mrs. J. w.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1885-04-29

Mr.. Jos. Scott's residence has been
commenced and will be pushed rap
idly to completion, The portion Of
the city in which it is being built, in
the vicinity of the churches, is i'm
proving very rapidly and will be oc-
cupied 10y some of our best residences.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1885-04-29

A bad land necklace composed of
forty-four rattlesnake rattles is one OF
the curiosities to be seen at Jandell's
ranch and the most interesting feat
ure Of IL is that the rattles have all
been secured and removed from full
grown snakes caught at the ranch
within the past year.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1885-04-29
For sale.

Short Horn, high grade, bulls; 81
head, just arrived Tor the Iowa q
Montana cattle company, They are
fine stock and we'll worth examining.
See them at Charlie Browns stable.
w. B. Dow. Inter- Ocean hotel.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1885-04-29

1t seems singular, but It's true, that
every one Of the four night operators
who have held positions at the depot
within the past year have come from
Iowa. "Wonder If the new man
won't come from the same state?"
the depot BOYS say.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1885-04-29

c. NJ. Jones, who is interested with
Col. Kreidler, at Morgon, came up
from that city yesterday and invested
in a horse and saddle, schaps and
other necessaries that he will use on
the roundup in the vicinity Of Cabin
creek.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1885-04-29

Our gentlemanly night operator,
Mr.. +. +. Hartung, has secured a
change of location and will soon go
westward to Rathdrum, Idaho. He
attends closely to business, is well
liked and will, undoubtedly, be APP
preciated in the town to which he is
going.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1885-04-29

Brill & 0sgcod have purchased a
handsome pair of three-year-old colts
from j. II. Brenner. They are iron
grey and well put up, the pair going
$40 pounds the day they were sold.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1885-04-29

E. J. Chaplin the active stock grow
er OF the lower Yellowstone. came up
from GleLdive yesterday morning
aud wss at work yesterday closing up
some of his recent deals.