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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-15

Per Charleston and Savannah Rv. Nov "A
Transfer Ufie, ), r W ky. Lee Roy Myers.
w Miller. NJ Maclean, Weed a. &, Lieut. G. NJ
GoodinR, Pelham Bros.
Per steamer David Clark. from Brunswick
and way iandinxs-f Erstein u BrO,F NJ Hull.
Peacock. " a co, II Myers n Bros. ship,
Meinhard Bros a CO. A Herschbach q 20,
II uabcrshAp'- Son z Co, y NJ Farley, Mrs A
MOnrO.. ID Dancy. Woods \ Co, Cohen n
Co, Baldwin n Co, A Enrich 4 Bro, order,
JnO Fannery n Co. Z M Gilbert a Co, n j
Younge, Ellis, II g. Co.
Per Savannah. Florida and Western nv,
Nov ll-Transfer once. NJ Henderson. r NJ
DeIeOn, A Leffier. j $ Iva, Lindsay n M, 4
Murphy, Guckenheimer q Son, WIN KehOe
A Co, Butler a s. B0ley h Son, q w West,
Richardson Il B, g NJ Heidi a Co, W Har-
wood McDOnough n co. w Hawkins, South
Ga l. co. Dale. w n co. MeinhRrd Bros &CO.
j Clarke a Co, ID Y Dancy, Acosta a r. s
Miller Teeple a. o q V Hecker n Co, Mrs J
White. A A Ayeilhe. Epstein 4 ". q Gar
many j Beeinpcr, " Habcrsham'R Son Co,
A + Branlly a Co. " Ferst 4 Co. NJ Loog-
head, Holcombe, G. a Co y Slmkins, s Her
man, kayanaugh Il y, MOhr Bros. A King.
II Myers a lsros. Peacock. u 4 20. b + Bur
ROherts. Baldwin A Co, Williams, ) \
Ward, 9 L Jones l. Gnilmartin 4 20. Ham
mond, n n Go. w ~ ChistOlm, w & JRc ffon,
NJ Narieah. p ~ Farley. ono Fianhety y 60,
W " Gordon &CO, n "a Conner A. CO.. LIN
Wardeld, Garnet. : a 60, walter, n 4 Co.g
Lahaus Warren . A. ButleF a >, Chas Ellis,
Psr Centrai Railroad. Nov l4-Fordg Az.
Jnb Finunery n Co. W Guilmartin Co. co
Hardwiok.W w 8Oruon a %. Baldwin, = Ca,
y NJ Farley, II n Conner 20, Bogart 8 n,
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COTTON.

LIVERPOOL, Nov. "A, nOon.-Cottou-Bus
ness wood at hardening ra e.; quotations or
A merican cotton all advs0ced l-lrc; mid
ding upiands S-ldd; mitdlinE Orleans
81. i6d; sales 10000 bales, for speculation and
export LOCO; receipts 1900 oales-American
5000.
Futures: Uolauds. low middling clause,
November delivery, 7-fA05 SD; Novem-
Ter ami December, 3 SLID 6-Bid; December
and January, 5 y "a as 6-6id; January and
February, 8 1905 s6id; February and
March. 3 l3-6HG5 II 64d; March and April,
5 lG-GiCG5 l4-6ld; 4 Ri and May, 3 10 $40
x n. Gld. Nav ami June, 2t-64d Market hat.
1901 m.-The sales to-day included 1900
bales Ameriran. -
NoVember delivery, 3 sod. buyers: NOvem-
her and December. 3 5-64d. Duyers; December
and January. 5 5.64d. nuyersi January ana
Fsbr ary, 7-6id, buy ere; February ana
March 8 lO-t4d, buyers; March aud April,
s E-6td, buyers; April and May. 7-6id,
buyerg: Nav aud june. 2l-64d. sellers; June
and july, 8 24-d4 !. buyers. Market clo eu aull.
NEW YORK, Soy. "a noo sasa,,sd nr, nrm
middling uplands, 93sc; middlinR Orlosns'
Fnfnres: Market opened = eadv, with sales
a. follows: NDgemDer delivery. SOC: Decem-
Der. SIC; January' ltci February Sooc'
March, Ggc; April. SIC.
500 o, injection firm: mddling uplands.
gssc: iniddling Orleans, ss-l0ci sales e,z4l
81 ~: net receipts p, bales. gross 82s8.
Futuree: Market closed arm, win sales or
or qoo bales. e. follows; November delivery,
o la,. Dorenuer. y BIC January. Die. FEB
ruare. . 6se: March. 1909 Isc; Aprls v ssIg
Q sc; May, SOP 9c; JUNE, 70 ,selo lOc'
Jnlv. 10 WAt0 20s: August, 10 2NolO f1e.
TIE Post saws: "Future iiveries, after
losing g. 10eCrT l00c, recovered sitns-t tne en-
tirr rrductinn and closed firm, with November
s-lOOe and the balance l-lOOc lower than
GALVESTON. Nov. ll.--Cotton hrm; mid
aim Ice. net receipts B207 bales, gf0ss
6,2gi, sales 80 bales; stock l0',0l0 pAles'
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SHE KICKED HIS SHIN.
What Happened to Would-Be Masher
on Broadway.
From the Neto York Tsle0rdm.
a a -.

Oh bE0huWhN
From fAe Eeto York Telegram.
Two pretty and neatly dressed girls got
of a Grand street car at the corner OF
Broadway and Grand street this morning.
young man dressed in dude fashion,
who was standing on the curb stone at
the time, bowed 10 them. The girls paid
no attention to him and started 10
walk up Broadway. The youth followed
them aud after awhile walked alongside
and said:
GOOD morning"
ave do not know you, sir" said the
smaller OF the two.
cob, yes, you do," said the dude, kis-
sing the silver headed cane which he car
ried.
"You are mistaken" said the girl who
had spoken.
81 met you at the skating rink" per-
sisted the dude.
500 away or you will feel sorry" said
the taller Of the two girls. The youth
smiled, but the girl deliberately kicked
the insolent fellow on the shin. She must
have hurt him, because be yelled like a
bull. A number Of men who had been
watching the affair clapped their hands
and laughed. A Broadway car came along
and the dude jumped quickly on board,
glad 10 get away.
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SAVANNAH MORNING NEWS: SUNDAY, NOVEMBER Is. 1885,.

Garnott, S & Co, NJ Maclean, Walter, T 4 Co,
Ghas Ellis, Warren & A. W w Chi holm. VI L
Eyck. p Williams. NJ Y x y MCINTYRE, W
Ii Brown, Butler h 5, j Wood & Bro, War
rden, Palmer Bros, NJ Henderson, Nj Co.
llnsky, G II Carson. A j Miller Il Co, John F
Iletien, } C Thompson, b II Levy & Bro, Jno
Lynch. Solomons N Co, nj Ferst & Co, 4 Lang,
y achrodor, Z II Moeller, A b Hull. II ii
kntleman, Guckenheimer & Son, f NJ Hull,
K MYERS & Bros, Herman Il h. Weed \ G, b
GolinsAy, Lee Roy Myers, Lihenthal & Son,
Bendhelm Bros & Co, Rieser Il 5, P Bona.
Smith Bros X Co, II solomon q Son, Miss f j
solomon Ecksteip & Co, j Rosenheim h Co,
Jno kenney, Order, Peacock, H n Co.
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SAILED YE.TERpAY.

Steamship Dessoug, Philadelphia.
Steam hip j Nj Lock wood (Brl, Genoa.
Steamship Sanuaguena CSp), Havre and
Passages.
Bark Harriet Upham tBrl, Ooboy.
Schr Sarah c smith, Providence.
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suNpAY. Nov rs. lsS5.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship VIM Lawrence, Kent, Baltimore
-J~s x West n Co.
Steamer David Clark, Daniels. Doboy, st
Simons, Darien and Brunswlck-C Williams,
Agent.
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PASSENGERS.

Per steamship VIM Laurence, from Balti-
mOre-R Head and wife, Henry johnson
and wife. MISS Mary Brown, Mira X Nc
Causland, Miss Clara Ferguson, > PeDuing-
ton. j Johnston. X w Murphy, II NJ Least, n
Upstile. Jas Francis. Gernpst, A Perkins, II
Bates and son, w Sarsleld.
Per stonmer David Clark. from Brunswick
and way ugs-Judge Dillon. J II Val
leau. Mrs Latyin, Z L Allen, O'Farrell, aud
5 deck.
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A CANDID MAIDEF-At a social gathering on
Austin avenue. Hostetter McGinnis, who n q
great wag. said 70 MISS hsmeralda LonRcOiin:
you would not believe, Mis- Esmeraida,
what conqucsia I've made among the fair sex.
You would not believe IT," 81 DON'T" re-
piled Miss Esmcralda.--Iengs 8ytingf.
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Nash. 4 Ch alta. AZ

NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-THE weekly statement
OF the associated banks issued from the clear
ing house TO day, shows the following changes:
Loans decreased, S5N9, 800; specie decreased,
81. 4s,600; legal tenders increased. $i,a51 500 (;
deposits decrease 3, y534,2 20: circulation lie
creased, 81, 900; reserve increased, $l,042,550.
The banks now hold $28,4g5, 1873 in excess OF
the Is per cent, rule.
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Per Charleston and Savannah Rv. Nov A.
% bales cotton. 80 bdls broOms, % sacks rice.
bales hides, and mdse.
Per steamer David Clark, from Brunswick
and way la, dings-2S0 bales cotton, pkg Or
good 2 bbls rasin, 270 sacks rice, sacks GO 20
ton, / bale hid $, l bb fruit. crate hams.
Dbl onions, box jelly. sewing machine box
h goods, bedsJeads, box shOt, " stand, /
bureau. / box marbles. 10 chars l bale mat
Ting. mattresses. 3 roe eTs. 2 boxes sundrlt s..
crb, h h goods p bbls bottles.
Per Savannah. Florida aud Western Ry.
Nov l4-2,245 bales cotton. Is cars lumber. J
car hay, l.a93 bbls rosln. cars oats, 2S bbls
fish. go bbls spirits turpentine, % bbs syrup,
1912 boxes oranges, 29S bbls rice, SO bbls mo-
lasses, s tierces hams, 345 sacks rice, 40 bales
askets, % chlldren's cribs, 10 bales hides.
and mdse.
Per Central Railroad, Nov 1850 bale
cotton, 76 bbls spirits turpentine 4 cars pig
iron. 800 bhls rosin, lot goods, cars cot
ton seed. 20 pkgs mdse, roll carpet. 20 cases
ak handles, bales hides, Is empty bbls, 5 bbls
coffee sacks peas, 44S bales hay, 2 cans cot
fee, q cars lumber, cases h Is. crates pa
per boxes. ] Dbl spice, l,i4 sacks corn, 10 dOz
empty kegs. 3 boxes soap 20 half casks bacon,
20 bbls 10 y bbls beer, $50 kegs beer, 20 pkgs
rope, l8 bbls mans, 5 bbls bacon, cases cig
rettes, 40 pkgs pals, So boxes tobacco. pkg
tubs Is pkgs tYbacco, I table. cases clothing,
10 bales sheeting, 20 horses. 2 mules. 8 crates
cans, 80 bale yarns. 2 sacks peaches. lot
furniture. 3 bales rag, cases candy, 10 bales
warps, ITO bales paper stock, cars pig iron.
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Steamship Dessoug, Smith, Philadelphis-G
NJ Sorrel.
Steamship sultana tBrl, Frost, Bremen
Minis h Sons.
Steam nip Epis (Br), Dixon, Bremen
Wilder 4 Co.
Schr sarah c Smith, stockeY, Providence
Feunimore Il johnson.
Schr James Ponder, Robinson, Brunswick,
in ballast, TO load for New York-Jos A Rob-
erts 4 60.
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EXPORTS.

Per steamship sultaua (Br), for Bremen
$40 bales upland cotton, weighing ASH 1897
pounds.
Per steamship Elpis tBr). for Bremen
6, 100 bales upland cotton, weighing 3,OO5.8l4
pounds.
Per steamship Dessoug. for Philadelphia
39l bales upland cotton, SO bales paper stoc ,
2i6 bales dOmestics and yarns, 0 bbls rice. a2S
bbls rOsin, l16 bbls spirits turpentine, 10. l26
feet lum or 48i emptie>. $50 bales straw, ]. 233
boxes oranges, hhds ish. terrapins, % bales
moss. "a casks clay, 800 tons pig iron, 80 pkRs
mdse.
Per schr Sarah Smith, for Providence
2lO.4l6 feet % D lumber-McDOnough g. Co.
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FOR FLORIDA DIRECT |

FLORIDA STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
ID ETWEEN Charleston, Savannah. Jack
- sOuvil @. Paiatka and WelakA.
FOR FLORID Iron steamship CITY OF
PALATK !. YOGEL Master, every Sunday At
A. NJ. Standard time.
roo CHARLESTON As per monthly
schedule.
FOR FLORIDA-fron steamship CITY or
MONTICELLO. MCKEE Master, every We'd
ncndHy at 4 A. NJ. Standard time.
FOR CHARLESTON go A per monthly
schedule.
FOR tickets and ali Information "a 10 sailing
tune Of steamers, apply 10 T.. }. GALAN,
Ticket Agent, under Pulaski House, Bull and
Bryan street.
JNO. g. ROBERTSON. Agent.
Office v harf foot ~ Ahercorn street.
3. b. TOBY, Gen. Freight Pass. Ag't.
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Vineyard Haven. Mass, Nov l2-Capt Stew =
art arrived here Yesterday aud has taken
of Capt Hurder will be taken to st John by
the Busris.
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shinninn antrIItnrnrr.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-THIS DAY.
Sun RISES Observation-Disclosures. $3.50
SUN SETS ........... ...,.................5:
HIGH WATER at Fit Pulaski 1858 AN, I;CsPA
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g., island. The market was fairly active
.n'l trm. The inquiry was principally for
o. CANNON Georgas and Floridas as well AS
t"e IN grades. The best styles were some
80 neglected. The sales for the day were
,lont 91J bags on the basis Of our quota
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YEsTFRnAY

ARRIVEDUP FROMTYBEE YESTERDAY
Bark iris RUS, Strom, to load for the
Medlterranean-M S COsulich & Co.
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Gontmrrrtal.
SAVANNAH MARKET.
,FFICE oFTHE MORNING NEWS,

OFFICE THE MORNING NEWS, !
SAVANNAH. Nov. IA. 1885, P. MI
oorroN.-rhe market was quite firm
,1o.,rh ut the day. The Offering stock con-
.aVes large, and holders, as RI are com
'"nd to let so stocks in preference to allow
''.bsir holdings to accumulate daily, but
~. s,s tendency of instructions from the country
~, mold shipments for higher values, but
l.,,or. lind it rather burdensome. There was
ar business doing, The total sales for the
-. ,,ere . lo2 bales. On Change at the open
-@ , call. 10 a. m. the market was reported
10 ~ and unchanged, with sales OF l,4S6
~, Al the second call, p. M. IL was quiet,
,ro sales being 46l bales. At the closing call,
,o.. it was quiet, firm, and unchanged,
9Th turther sales OF 456 bales. The following
1re the oil ial closing spot quotations u the
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1885-11-15

NAVAL STORES. - ne market lot splrtI-
turpe tine wa quiet bur firm at the decline.
At the Board Of Trade on the opening Call SAC
was firm. with sales Of 100 casks regulars ~
SIC. Rosin-The market was very quiet and
unchanged. At the R"ard OF TRADE on tn
first call The market WIS reported dun, lower
to sc for X and above, and steady for all the
lower GRADE. with sales 4 100 barrel. at the
following quotations; 4, r, c, and CSC,
g. + 81 O., @ 5 ~. II 81 Is. 50 G213. X IS IS.
NJ 81, "a IS, windo glass S., water white
S. 80. Al the c osing CAL was unchanged.
The Dillon tribune., 1885-07-11
Ehe 1illo't Gribn',t.
BANNACK BREvITIES.

F. L. Graves is doing good mercantile
business.
The Main street OF Bannack wears a
lively appearance.
The hot soda springs are getting to be
quite resort for invalids.
Harris g. Co. have opened saloon in
the old drug store building.
The Fourth passed off quietly, the only
excitement being horse race.
A. F. Wright has opened up new
stock of goods at his old stand.
John Chase, the wounded man, is doing
we'll, under DR.. Havmer's treatment.
In the Blue Wing district mining opera.
tions are being energeticallv prosecuted.
Fred North, down from the Elkhorn
district, reports the mines looking we'll in
that district.
]. S. Meade has some fine ore on exhibi.
ton from the Polaris mine in the Bald
Mountain district.
A. NJ. Morrison s. 20. have opened a
new saloon in the building formerly occu.
pied BY Pat Dempsey.
The Dillon tribune., 1885-07-11
DILLON P(ISTOFFICE.

The mail from Butte. Deer Lodge and points
north arrives daily at s:.s p. IN. The mail to,
ths above points closes 1T O'Clock Il. IN.
iEe mail from Salt Lake. Ogden and all poin,s
south, and Eastern Idaho arrives daily at 10 ~.
clock a. IN. The mail for the above places closes
at s:l5 O'Clock p. III.
lhe Jefferson City and Virginia City mail arrives
" 73o O'Clock y. IN. daily, and departs at 7:,o
O'Clock \. IN. daily. -"
Inc mail Tor b'nnack and Argcnta arrives ut ,:,o
p. IN. on Mondays. Wcdnes .lays and Fr;d,xs & ,,'S
departs 1T 80 IL. III. on TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS ,nJ
SATURDAYS. ''>'
Once ho"rs-on SUNDAYS from H. H. until !, M.
on all other davs, during usual business hours
NO money order or registry business done after
oo'c!ock, p. III.
John T. YOE, p. NJ,
The Dillon tribune., 1885-07-11

Almost every person has some form of
scrofulous poison latent in his veins,
When this develops in scrofulous sores.
ulcers, or eruptions, or takes the form Of
rheumatism, or organic diseases, the suf.
fer'ng that cnsues is terrible beyond dc.
scri2tion. Hence the gratitude of those
who discover, as thousands yearly do, that
Ayers Sarsaparilla will thoroughly Grad.
idate this evil from the system.
The Dillon tribune., 1885-07-11
MONTANA CONDENSED.

Col. DeLacy, OF Helena, is spoken OF az
the probable incoming surveyor general Of
Montana.
IT is only question of a very short time
when Montana ranges will be overrun with
stock
n meeting Of the s.ockgrowers Of Silver
Bow county will be held in Butte CITY on
the nth inst.
The sale OF the court house bonds Of
Lewis and Clarke county, to the amount
OF SI5o,ooo, was promptly made through
the aid and influence OF l.. II. Hershtield.
Harry {. kcssler, has been appointed
upon the staff OF Governor Carpenter, as
chief mastering officer with the rank Of
colonel, '1cr Charles 5. Warren, declined.
Sun River is to have a newspaper \
bonus of $500 has been subscribed toward
the enterprise, which amount is to be pre.
sented to the editor on the appearance Of
the first number.
The .Nt:' Northwest has the following.
Some internal miscreant last night cut out
two lights OF glass, entered the Christian
church. emptied coal oil in the organ and
on the fine chairs and the carpet, and tore
up the Bible. hymn books, etc. 1t is the
worst vandalism that ever occurred here
We hope the perpetrator will be caught
and punished to the utmost
The Dillon tribune., 1885-07-11
JOHN ROBlNSON's MACHINE POETRY
GROUND OUT FOR THE OCCASION.

IT'S nearly sixty years ago,
'Ere you and did see show;
There was a man lived in the west,
That had farm, twas none Of the best,
And hired man to carry it on,
Whose name it was John Robinson.
John Robinson, he soon go, tired,
And wished the Lord he nc'er had hired,
And said to me, the facts know,
I'll make more money with show.
Threw up his farm, and started East,
Bought forty cages OF wild beasts,
And through and through the country went
And many and many dollar spent,
All to perfect his monster show,
10 please the boys and girls you know.
And now it is his great delight
To give his, show both day and night,
Puts up his tents upon the green,
The biggest yet, that e'er were seen;
Take my advice, young man, and 20,
With your sweetheart, to old Johns show
For a spangled dress is bound to win,
And your true love will go again.
John Robinson will surely come,
Through all the West with fife and drum
He is, you bet, the coming man.
Make way for the Leviathan,
Now young men all, be married in time,
And save your money, every dime,
And from your pockets plank it down,
When Old John Robinson comes into town
To buy the tickets for the show.
And when you've seen it homeward 20.
Tell everybody that vou meet.
Ihat you've enjoyed the biggest treat,
And If John Robinson comes here again.
There's naught can stop me, wind or rain
From visiting his tents again,
And Tor one ticket you pass free,
Through circus and menagerie.
The biggest elephants in all the land,
Will gently eat from childrens hands;
The canels too, both black and white,
They are the peoples grea. delight.
The monkeys, they are full of fun,
And to their cages the boys will run,
We've said enough, and we are done.
Now go and see John Robinson
Who will bring his Ten Big Brand New
Monster Combined shows to
Dillon, July ssth.
The Dillon tribune., 1885-07-11
WoTsICD.

NOTICE: is hereby given to the Road Superyi.
so,s '"ro"sh"ut Heaverhead County not to make
any contracts for material or labor further ,h,, -
be paid out of the per capita tax of their respectiv.
districts. >SP~..'e
hy order OF the County Commits sioners.
PHI. d. MCGOUGH. Clerk
Dated Dillon. March :, 1855.
The Dillon tribune., 1885-07-11
eLEANINGs FROM THE ROCKIES.

James r. Hays of Wisconsin, has been
appointed Chief Justice OF Idaho.
1t is reported On good authority that the
small .pox has broken out among the IT,
dians at Poplar river.
Chief Justice Morgan of Idaho, has been
relieved from Office. His regular term
would have expired about year hence.
The Silver,on, Colorado, Miner estimates
the output Of San Juan county mines for
the present season at not less than S, ,,ooo-
900.
| At Lovelocks, Nevada, on the c9th, w.
S. Williams was shot accidentally in the
bowels BY Jack Henderson. He cannot
live.
Thirty residents Of Denver pay taxes on
S1oo,ooo worth OF property and over. En-
Senator Tabor's property is assessed at
$4,000.
Last Sunday morning large mountain
lion made descen. on A. Simmons ranch
on Middle Crow creek, Wyoming. and
carried off calf. The beast was followed
and finally killed.
Canyon, Colorado, Record: Mr.. T. Blan-
cett picked 1900 quarts Of strawberries
from one.f fifth Of an acre. Six thousand
quarts to the acre at IS cents per quart
comes to 5000. That beats corn and ruta-
bagas.
Union county, Oregon, the scene Of
the new gold discovery,i is in the northeast
corner Of the State. Powder river. is the
southern boundary Of the county, and the
mining camp, Pine Valley, is in the
delta formed by the Powder and Snake
rivers.
new mining district has been organ
lied on Big Creek, a tributary of the east
fork Of the south fork Of Salmon river. 1t
is called Alton. The ore from the crop
pings runs from nc to 15o ounces of silver
to the ton, and is free milling in character.
The district is 100 miles north Of HALEY
on Wood River.
The Evans, Colorado, :1o~,ual says: La
Sale, two miles south Of here, is head.
quarters for all Colorado tramps. They
have erected neat residence of railroad
ties and christened it Tie Counters Home
The drawing room, front parlor and dress.
ing room. are quite tastily arranged. The
kitchen is not completed.
Mrs. r. NJ. Davis OF Denver, Colorado,
was burned to death last Wednesday. A
coal Of fire fell from the cooking stove CRATE
upon her dress setting fire 70 her clothing.
Her first thought was for her infant, which
adjoining room and deposited it in place
Of safety before attempting to extinguish
the fire. Before the flames could be ex-
tingushed her clothing had been burned
from her body and she died shortly after.
wards.
An extraordinary case of deser:ion came
to light in Victoria, British Columbia, on
the goth. A tall, fine-looking young wo.
man, with two children one a girl aged 4
years. and the other boy aged 1o--was
observed to pick up garbage and eat it.
Being spoken to, the woman, who seems
somewhat out Of her mind, stated that she
left her husband in California and went to
that province with another man, who had
a job Of wagon-road building. She lived
with him number Of years, and the little
girl is his child. She refuses to give any
names, but tells the tale Of desertion for
new love, and Of being turned out Of the
house and SIso given her as = s..t,e,,,.,.
The Dillon tribune., 1885-07-11

10 most children the bare suggestion Of
dose Of castor oil is rausea,ing. Why
not, then, when physic is necessary for the
little ones, use Ayers Cathartic Pills:
They combine every essential and valuable
principle Of a cathar,ic medicine, and be.
ing sugar coated are easily taken.
The Dillon tribune., 1885-07-11
NOTICE.

~ H"tlcs % is hereby given that the Board Of Couu
require all county, precinct and distr;rfs y: H.,
having claims asainst the County. to tle their
s%Scoants sSnt properly itemizetl witt, the Conntv
& naerk q or before the frst MOndGw Of each
month in rccordance with Section of IN Az c;, IA
eaoh .'. 10 the presentation and auditing Of AZ
the board. PHII u. Wrt;%Nns,; rs order OF
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Notice IS hcrebv given that will not be be re-
r,s after this date. '-"' 81 11''
Dated. June 8, lSs JAMES HARRIS
o4wa* '>->A>''
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$6oo.oo REWARD

THE STOCK GROWERS ASSOCIATION Of fsouth.,,
Nonsana will pay $soo.oo reward tor informat;or
su.ng .,.ag IN the conviction Of any rarty or parte.
or killing any cattle horses belonrinp te
members Of above Association: said ;,,o.,,a.:- -
NC 'a'h'shed to the officers Of the Association ~
PHI. POINDExTER. President
July lath. 1854. r,,,f
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w'li have tor sale on the 18th and 18th of lulv
louf or hve span Of horses, broke to work that viii
average ,oo to i..co pounds at Marlo,v's stable in
Dnon' f'rties wishing good servccahlc horses
would do we'll to call and see them.
JAMES O'NElI.
The Dillon tribune., 1885-07-11

Mont. Brand Cattle.
~ on right hip, round
hole in right ear.
Horses z on right
hind leg: also the Smith
X P1Nson brand SIP on
right sholdr and some on
left shoulder. Also some
branded I. on lett shoul.
der. Range from Rock
creek to Rattlesnakc,
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DILLON LETTER LIST.

DILLON LETTER LIST.
List of letters remaining in the Post Office at Dill.
Ion. Beaverhead Co. Montana. for the week end.
ing the 10th day OF Iuly 1855, which if not called
Tor in 80 days will bcsent the Dead Letter Office:
Davis, Joseph Houf, David
Foste-, kessler, Joseph
Golden, 4 Simmons, II f
iiinch, Geo Woodworth, 6
Persons calling for my of the above letters will
please say "advertise.."
JOHN I. YOE, P.M.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

., Inc copartncrshp heretofore existing between
"'ssoi'ed by mutual colstnt. W. L. HOI.CONR
Dili"n, .J"lv \, SS.-w4 w. X. FHEW