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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-31

EYw-YoRK, Thursday. July 30. 1854
The following sale was made at the Exchange
and Auction Room to-day: %.
By Richard " Ha,TeH Co.
sstory building with lot o. Lincoln 90 fin q, ooo
Of 1s5th.st, lot 25IiOO John BrOde. siooco
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
NETWORK CITY.
The following transactions were recorded in the
Registers Office YESTERDAY:
wnlsave cor Of lastn-st looxloo; Temperance e,o
Sane property: GEORGE Hoe 10 James Tichborno
elsi.st rs s7S ii " ioih.aye 2s1loo6: Frsier
Other h S"eere'n ana wne 10 "A"ioO 'arp $4,000
+ e. cis' %S Sssse august
7othst s. 2ssic NV Of stave 2-xio23 charles o, IN
z4'h Esa1 a. and vie W aou ,u Fran 1900
iS' AND Wi,o V 10 Am a Mnboand a $4,000
dsr and w' To' ., ~ patrcK olvanv 2b2JO
gSS ayS e s /, AntSDs,s dayo
r NO 81 Dennis 'onhor anu "'e " 1880
sS ~ " Ina or $4,000
orcranI.. 30 ~ N mioN,h 'er o'"no oNo' $4,000
tldfidge st. es Ans , IL e OF HnSras $3.50
30 u =, o. gocoh 1000
''s srG Hennessy n.y. and VIE sSls%s 5000
boTsry nc,s Earl II TO John l. eadwaader 2l5Oo
sane 1e p'1 truete. 'o"n .... 1880
io'hay ro = and ty VII, r. 70 ra1 II faulson 6375
Chrvsest 81 II o. Hester ~ 25xSo Peter M .oo
fuchs assignee to George Blune. 2oVou
SAM Eli pTSper'y' ie'r iu.ns anu WIG 10000
froa S Gn any S %,r Darling ~ 5000
s o5 ND Inv 90 % Saopre WI 245OO
Oh rlrs Shouminn and vile 10 % ooo
Empire Real Estate Co .-;...., -oVVo
0S'n ap wife to Never Sire 10000
Ss ssmn s. and i VIE to o. Louisa Rock 1900
ll7th.si 30 II = o. }tli.avr "iX1OOll; a'O ono.
hal interest No Y45 Grecnwichst Frederick W
IOeW ma wi IL . 10
S' savn,n 81 Al 70 &c rss HncIbac M $4,000
Wiis-aye, a q of l.5ths OoxlOO Isabella a.
waldo G al Georg Il Loo ~
45fh-st . 100 II 0f !th-ave 2axl00j william - 90
Rankin and wife to John He'd .s.-,a--.,., 3o'vVo
i19 Of fthst lb1S": ia.
S Maa1 D"kn' referee 10 a"in D'.' 1000
Madi .a1ase' os D'' IL OF 'VAo"' 1000
Ma y. Mcnys 81 man Oh ii'''' 1000
loSS Ws !, 81 % . ,ee rmm and another 10000
Elm hand 70 cor ioc @ FI,,os 10000
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excursions.


Leave EAST s4TH!sT. daily sa2. $40 1920 ii:sp
64O 800 GAO 7:2O i4o S2o $40 300. $40 m Boass
Leave East hst 20 minutes and James slip texceps
eundaysl every 30 minutes from q m 70 p M,
Returning leave Manhattan Beach s735. 10 ll23 N.
1870 and half-houriy from l;25 TO l0:55p. m
LEAVEWHIrEHAfI~Sr( Battery terminus d eli ole.
vated ca ilwaysl hourly from $40 a. m. 10 Gl0 D. n.
1919 m.
,ihe $40 1888 and is trains do not SUNDAY.
and all down track stations OF Elev atcd Railroad.
DURING MIR GILMoREs ABSENCE THIS WEEK.
IN CAMP WITH THE 22D-REGINENT,BAND DODs.
WORTHs POPULAR 18TH REGIMENT BAND WILL
FURNISH THE MUSIC FOR THE REGU LAR AFTER-
NOON AND EVENING CONCERTS.
PAINS Greatest Firewcrk Spectacle The last Davs
OF PompeL" every evening excsDt sunday and Monday
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1,opryI. SHORE LINE.-FOR BOSTON

and tie East All rail- from Grand Central Depot Three
3 m ipsIlor atiachcd) and N with palace sleep
1nx cars sunays ~ L. ~. =" Grand Csarl Depot paIior
~~' - u. w. POPFLE Agent
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T EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.-Passe

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
IN Trains chambers Depot for Engle
Coster Pierment and Nyack $50 10 ~ go a. 4:19
B:4O GAO $50 p l2midnight Sundays a. III ano
Kanret spring Valley and Monsey7 lol m. ASo D. m
Sundays IN.
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6ummrr Resorts.

OuUlUtt ntouLIo.s
"B0LDT,S" BEACH HOUSE,
(THE OLD COMMODORE STOCKTON MANSIoNb
SEA GIRT, N. j.
are arranged Ike deck OF ship and almost overhang the
oceans finest cuisine sE e iss f?q en- I9aLDr
Of Hotel Bellevue, Philadelphia Proprietor
CLARENDON HOTEL,
. HOLLAND PATENT. MY
Thi, elegant hotel large brick structure stu
on THE aI1 TIA AND N," BI%cK RIVER SxLRoAD
TT'S S gf ans
present who are n9 TO rrand nsy
ana in suits accommoae ndiyidaas families the tns
hHsS Of shade t and grass plot
ACCOMMODATION. carriages OF suests Patronage
'0"0i''u 'A''"''0'' s. a. TmoRP CO.. Proprietors
CLAFLIN HOUSE, BECKETT, MASS,
~ AMexG THE ~ RkSHIgE Hill sy.u shaded
Elevation 900 feet RECENTLY enarTo , Wen
For descriptive circular address T. O. IEoss. bIoprle or
CATSKILL MOUNTAIN ROUSE.
open June LIST TO october Isl.
Best location ana graneest views in the catskis
f fss ma S Sak for or c raap
CatskI1 Mountain House Co. oatsslll " Y. -
COUNTRY BOARD.-Norw ,lk Conn; large,
~ rable All cold water bath etc hrst-
Lm.st. Norwalk, Conn.
A NkESlEN1 ' AIIE1 1OlSf IdNltl, We
~ and rs'class motel Gas electric bells bathrooms
hot coJ Price iron ~ 70 $40 per week FOR
pun VI ''""'' p''''' anu r. A. liz vENE. Manager
Or call Automatic Dsnicclor Co. s52 Broadw1y y. y
BUTCHER HOUSE.
PawlIng Dutehess Co n y 81 miles from on
d an% s an S"% 'asp
furnished sanitary requir menfs perfect: pure nonnlnh
spring water malaria or mosquitoes extensive siou
tOO' '''''' III" "'"i'S ''"' wi JAMES A. JEWELL.
INTENSIVE VIEW FARM HOUSE. -
- Among the Casks with an extended view on all sdcs
viii those wishing grand scenery pure
air goo board and ndcs. Please address -,
uLNHN :. MACE. East Durham. Greene county VI
FOREST HOUSE,
Bl LU = LAKE. MORRi- co., \. 8.
Now tor tho season Of l,s5 under entirely new man
agemcnt. Terms moderate. w VI H. BAhEi, rI"piio''''
tito Of GiraTd House. Philadelphia
GOOD BOARD IL THE CATSKlLLs-
" Large airy rooms si Odd walks. groves. Waterfalls
&c. short drive IRON caro- aiion have y ea-ht n'sl,'
wish ten more; conveya stying four weetsj efh'
- and - per week. address shUBAb ~ ~. g,
So Cairo. GfccHe County. y y
HOTEL OCEANIC. Banegat City, Ocean
1 Comfy. M. - a., oo..,
linn diae relief ron Iar Fever. 49,.
7:Io ~ $40 T. IN. Pennsylvania kanrold Ann,eS'
M. II. 81 IBn
HIGHLAND HOUSE, Garrison's -on-thc- llud-
1 son open Terms s. ~ per day Liberal arrange
mems with rlmilIc send ior crcaaf. Z y "AH"19O-,.
ROWLAND HOTEL.
LONG BRANCH. y. J.
Season OF i-75.
m
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Gitn 3]ropcrin tor Sale.
Nurton Sales OF Real geia.e.

DARTITlON SALE.-Bernard Smyth Will
sell at auction Of Real Estate Exchange Nos % 10 %
FtIDAY. JULY 81. 1875. 80
st 10 o'clock noon eeg M private residence 40 -
eyin eaye with twenty eot inches front aud rear
by eighty eight leet SIX inches deep.
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NEW YORK AND LONG BRANCH Rail

NEW HAVEN STEAMBOAT CO.'S STEAM
N I:gS q IA NOKTHAM AND CONTINENTAL. leave
Peck Sup No rs T. r., aS p m Sundays sxcepteil;
ard D. m (Sndays inc udedl connecting ~ New-baven
will special trains Tor MkRIDEN. HARTFORD. SPRING:
FIELD HOLYOkE &c Tickets solf and baggaee checked
sion Nav Ityc
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Ciip ])cpcrin ioanieo.

WANTED TO RENT. From the 1st of Sep
tsmler sm AZ house or good Hat In lrsclass Order
AL" "eb" W. r.. Tribune ONCE.
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ERIE RAILWAY. now known as the NEW
IL YORK LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILROAD.
Arrang ements from ChambeIsst Depot From 2jd
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R0CKAWAY BEACH,

Via New.IOrk. WOodhavcn and kockaWay r +
Woodruff Parlor Coaches all :. l. Cur trains.
THE ONLY ALLRAIL ROUTE TO THE BEACH,
TINE 80 MINUTES.
Week day trains L. City q. G1A l0i511:t5a 10,
l5 2:i6 3:l5 All 5t5 7l5 S:lG @35 Lesvc Bush
wick O. :, 9l5. lo:o5 ll:0j la. 20, go, $40 7Ds.
1910. li:iU 1880 $50. 800 $40 $3.50 "a, TO- m
East New-Yerk 10 minutes lster sundays only
Leave l. l. civ Tao 9l6 10 $50 30 m. liS :5.
BIO AIS 6:lh, $40. 7:iS To- @l5 ply 10 n Leave
sio 72S ZAP "a Lag q h-,S ss 1
$40 $40 T. d. TO- tss, New-York 10 minutes latee:
ncturnn leave tho beach aiuaoss hourly to lU
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FALL RIVER LINE.

For Boston, FALL RIVER,
NORTH and LAST.
he most comfortable and agreeable route 70 tne WILLIE
MOUNTAINS MI. DESERT all principle cities. inland
and sashore resorts OF New England and TT vvos Inc
"PILGRIM and BRISTOL" 49, ,,.
leave New York alternately daily. 81 NDAYS NCbO DIED.
at 20 p. rih River. foot OF MUIR
Connection via Annex boat from Brooklyn p Jersey
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1885-06-27
MONTANA WOOL.

Walter Brown & Co., wool dealers of
Boston, quote Montana medium at 20 and
q cents; coarse and low at IS and u cents
From Montana their advices continue to
report an improved condition of the clip,
indicating for these woods continuance of
the favor among eastern manufacturers.
which has been so prominently developed
during the past two years. The presence
in this territory Of an unusually large num-
Der of buyers and solicitors of consign-
ments is evidence Of the good opinion
that prevails regarding the Montana clip,
and expect that by their careful grading to
suit the requirements Of the manufacturing
trade, to realize for the growers the fulb
value Of their consignments less the one
necessary expense of a commission.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1885-06-27
THE GLENDALE CELEBRATION

The TRIBUNE Office has issued a large
and attractive poster-programme for the
celebration of the Fourth Of July at Glen
dale. Every man, woman and child in
Beaverhead County is cordially invited to
participate in the celebration with the
Glendaleites. The orators of the day will
be Hon. W. Y. Pemberton, of Butte, and
Hon. c. W. Turner. A grand procession,
headed by the Glendale cornet band, will
march through the streets, and horse, foot
and sack racing will be interesting features
Of the day. In the evening there will be a
fine display of fireworks. The DAYS do.
ings will wind up with grand ball at the
skating rink by the cornet band. The
committee of arrangements is composed of
A. l.. Pickett, H. Knippenberg, Charles
]. V. Seybold, and E. R. AL
ward. The programme is good and ev-
erybody will be made welcome.
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PERSONAL,

K. F. Bateman, was over from Sheridan.
Hon. Samuel Word, of Butte, was in the
city last Sunday.
Gen. H. S. Howell, coming from Helena,
went TO Virginia City.
Rev. O. w. Mintzer, Of Salmon City,
Idaho, visited Dillon.
A. F. Wright and Frank Sears, of Ban
mack, are in the city.
w. H. Andrews, merchant of Salmon
City, paid Dillon call.
Tom Pope, Salmon City, Idaho, saint,
hung up in Dillon for day.
Judge Thos. ]. Galbraith is attending
District Court at Challis, Idaho.
W. P. Schussler, the rustling agent of
Butte Miner, interviewed Dillonites.
G. w. Jackson, manager of the Kohler
& Case music store at Butte, is in the city.
Hon. Joe A. Browne, and his daughter,
Miss May, came up from Salt Lake City.
Jos. H. Harper, w. B. Doddridge, and
Will Praus, came down from Butte on
Thursday.
Rev. Andrew Decatur Drummond ard
family left for California on Monday even
ing's train. A. number of friends were at
the train to bid them good.by.
Mrs. H. N. Barley, a lady who has many
friends in Dillon, Glendale and Virginia
City, has gone to. White Sulphur Springs,
where she will reside for the summer.
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OBSERVE THE CITY LAWS.

The laws or ordinances of the city o.
Dillon 60 into effect to-day. For the pur
pose Of calling the special attention Of our
citizens we subjoin the following titles Of
ordinances:
An Ordinance defining the duties of the
City Marshal and Policemen.
An ordinance defining the duties of the
City Clerk.
An ordinance defining the duties of the
Police Magistrate.
An ordinance defining the duties of the
City Attorney.
An ordinance defining the duties of the
Street Commissioner
An ordinance defining the duties of the
City Treasurer.
An ordinance relating to the use of fire.
arms, horse racing, obstruction of cross
ings, resistance 10 officers.
An ordinance relating to bawdy houses,
cruelty to brutes, DRINKS.
An ordinance concerning city trials.
An ordinance relating to satisfaction of
judgment.
An ordinance relating to the disturbance
of the peace.
An ordinance relating to tto obstruction
of the public streets.
An ordinance fixing a special street tax.
An ordinance fixing an ad valorem,pr prop.
erty and poll tax.
An ordinance against disturbance of as
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HALF-FARE RAILWAY RATES.

Arrangements have been made by Agent
5. d. Beebe for half-fare over the Utah
and Northern Railway for all ministers and
their ladies who expect TO attend the NJ. E
Conference to be held in Dillon. Tickets
will be limited to ten days, commencing
July 9TH, and be sent to the several offices
along the line where they can be secured
providing Rev. H. ]. Norris is informed
Immediately as to how many are wanted
and at what office parties may wish to take
the Utah and Northern line.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE..

We are authorized to announce that I
M. Runk and O. &. Foster have completed
the field work on the Montana Historye
originally begun by Mr.. Stuart and others,
and any other person or persons represent
ing themselves as being connected with
the work will be subject to prosecution.
There will probably be some correspond
ence between few Of the patrons, whom
Messrs. Runk and Foster desired to see,
but, owing to lack Of time, did not meet,
and the publishers, Warner, Beers s. Co.
The history will be ready for delivery soon.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1885-06-27
JOB PRINTING.

The facilities for turning out job printing
at the TRIBUNE Job Department are equal
to those of the best printing establishments
in Montana. Our presses are run BY steam
and with the latest styles Of types and ma
terial we are prepared to turn out all kinds
of job work such as business cards, wed
ding cards, legal blanks, posters, dodgers,
programmes, receipts, statements, briefs,
pamphlets, bill-heads, letter-heads, funeral
cards, note heads, meal and milk tickets and
checks. Orders promptly filled nd work
done at reasonable rates.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1885-06-27
IN TOWN AND OUT.

Tom White has opened barber shop q
the Corinne Hotel.
! Ed. NARROW is erecting handsome ne,
residence on Washington street.
, TRIBUNE blanks, of all kinds, on sale a
Holden's book store at the Postofice.
Don't buy piano or organ until 20,
have seen the celebrated Behr & Chase.
The season when the eheminate dude
will get up mosquito pic-nics is coming.
Much profanity would be spared in Dill
Ion if more sidewalks were laid down.
The interior Of Grace NJ. E. Church i
being very much improved and beauti6ed
The vacant rectorship in St. James
Episcopal Church will be filled in short
| time.
Surveyor Poindex,er has been surveying
the blocks and regulating the grade Of
Montana street.
The TRIBUNE job department turned
out fine two-color poster for the Fourth
Of July celebration at Dillon.
Fred Blancher has opened bakery on
Bannack street, nearly opposite the Meth.
odist Church.
The celebrated Behr pianos and A. B.
Chase organs will be on exhibitions shortly
at the Postofice.
The celebrated Eehr Brothers & Co.'S
pianos have taken the first gold medal at
New Orleans Exposition.
The A. B. Chase organs have taken
the first prize and gold medal at the New
Orleans Worlds Exposition.
In Justice Holden's court the big Terri
tory Of Montana against w. F. Bargin re-
suited in Bargin being beaten. Mr.. Bargin
settled by paying ST fine and the trim
rnings, amounting to about $40 more.
Messrs. Thomas s. Co., Of Salt Lake,
have bought the Toledo mine, in the Bran
Ion district, in Madison County, and have
bonded other properties. Il is the inten-
ion Of Thomas s. Co. to erect smelter
II short time.
The following committee has been Sc.
ected to provide suitable places for the
minister's and others who may attend the
meeting Of the NJ. E. Mission Conference:
David Lamont Rev. H. ]. Norris, Miss
Anna Coffin, Miss A. Della Thompson and
Mss Carrie Carmichael.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1885-06-27
CITY ORDINANCES

The meeting Of the City Council on las,
wednesday evening finished the passage
OF number Of ordinances which have
been enacted for the good government Of
the city Of Dillon. These ordinances. in
a supplement form, are issued with to DAYS
TRIBUNE. On and after their publication
the ordinances will be in full force and ef.
feet and the city government in every
branch will be in running order. An or
dinance is law or regulation of NUM-
cfpal corporation, but it is just as binding
on citizen of an Incorporated town as the
law OF Montana or the law of the United
States. The ordinances should be carefully
read, and their force and provisions thor
oughly understood BY our citizens. The
enforcement of these ordinances will ma.
terialiy contribute toward the prosperity
and permanent improvement of Dillon and
also 10 the responsibility and good order Of
the city. If these ordinances are properly
enforced our citizens will witness change
for the better-a change that everyone will
appreciate.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1885-06-27
COAL

consumers of Coal will please take notice that
a'n sun the duly and only authorized agent OF the
Union Pacific Coal Company for the sale OF their
~'a at this point. will soon have in tull supply
al kinds, which will be sold at the very lowest
"s" price. Respectfully,
DAVID LAMONT.
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List Of letters remaining in the Pot Office 1t Dtl.
lon. Beaverhead Co, Mon1anA. fog the week eod.
ing the 36th day Of June, 1885, which If not called
for in % days will be sent to the Dead Letter Office
Abrams, James Hinch, John n
Brady, Thomas Hamer, S r
Cauclar, Frank Lambert, E
Emery, Frank MeEntire, John
Epperson, Willie McHugh, VIM.
Ceary, A Moore, Mrs. Mary z
Gwynn, Geo R-a Mcfarland, Ike
Persons call,ng for any Of the above letters will
please say advertised"
JOHN T. YoE, pm.
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EL|EL'S LOCALS.

Ladies' Shoes
Never before has SO fine line of ladies' shoes
been shown in Dillon as is now offered at Eliel's
we carry the celebrated Self, Schwab & Co., and
Henderson brands in French and Curaco kid and
goat.
Gent Wear.
The finest grades of Wool and Isle Underwear
can be found at Eliels.
Summer Wraps.
Summer wraps at your own prices.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1885-06-27
Dentistry!

~. IT. Chas G. Noble has received Surxeons
se and is now prepared to extract teeth without
'A'' oy the use Of Nitrous Oxide Gas.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1885-06-27

BALED HAY, WHEAT AND OATS
For sale. CROW c,1r.S
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MONEY TO LOAN.

Money to Loan on approved security. Apply to
Phil SHENoN, Bannack. Montana.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1885-06-27
OUR ExElGPrION LAWS.

BY the laws Of Montana there is exempt
ed to the citizens thereof, free from sale or
levy on execution, homestead consisting
Of any quantity Of land not exceeding 100
acres, used for agricultural purposes, and
the dwelling house thereon, and its appur-
tenances; or instead thereof, at the option
Of the owner, a quantity of land not ex-
ceeding in amount one-fourth Of an acre,
being within town plat city or village,
and the dwelling houses thereon and its
appurtenances, owned and occupied BY any
resident Of this Territory; provided such
homestead shall not exceed in value the
sum of $4,000. Also all wearing apparel,
one sewing machine, household and kitch-
en- furniture. provisions and fuel, two cows
with their calves, two hogs, fifty chickens,
the personal earnings of a judgment debt
or for thirty days preceding the levy of ex-
ecution, farming implements, mechanics
tools, library and instruments Of profess
sional men, and the dwellings, tools and
working machinery Of miners. The prop
.rtv Of widows and orphans, Of any de-
not exceeding $1,000 is exempt
rom taxation.
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Il . - II.

Lost on the road between Robert selvvav's ranch
and Dillon Lumber Yord, a small gold watch charm,
representing window in brick building, with
outside blinds. The finder will be literally reward
ed by leaving the same at Mrs L. Kupfer's jewelry
store.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1885-06-27
CLOCKS! CLOCKS! CLOCKS

Half car load just received from the factory of
the celebrated Seth Thomas manufacture and will
be sold at bottom prices. Call and see for YOURSELF
MRS, L. KUPFER
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1885-06-27

Hot Rolls Every Day
$3.50 $3.50 Cafy Bakery. It O'Clock >. n. Send voor
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FOR GALE.

D., "eing house, barn and two lots. adjoining -.
Humans. Inquire on the premises, Of =. =
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ENLARGED PICTURES.

All lovers of fine art in portraiture will be pleased
WYNN the work being supplied in this line BY Mr.. F.
y. Mather, whose reputation for furnishing most
=. excellent pictures is thoroughly established
throughout the Territory
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1885-06-27

Having sold out the Dillon Branch of our Lum-
Der business, we are anxious to close up all OUT
standing accounts, either by cash or note at the
earliest possible date. Statements will be sent out
to all having accounts on our books and parties in
debted to us will please make prompt payment.
MONTANA LUMBER AND PRODUCE Co.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1885-06-27
DILLON POSTOFrrcr-

The mail from Butte, Deer Lodge aud points
north arrives oai.y at S7s p. m. The mail tor
the above points closes at 6 O'Clock a. m.
The mail from Salt Lake, Ogden and all poinr.
south, and Eastern Idaho arrives daily at 7:Io O.
clock a. m. The mail for the above places closes
at s4s o'clock p. m.
The Jefferson City and Virginia City mail arrives
a, 7;3o o'clock p. m. daily, and departs at no
o'clock \. m. daily.
The mail for Bannack and Argenta arrives At ,:,o
p. m. on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, and
departs at 7;3o a. m. on Tuesdays, THURSDAYS and
Saturdays.
Office hours-on Sundays from a. M until u m.
On all other days, during usual business hours.
No money order or registry business done after
s o'clock, p. M
JOHN r. YOE. m.
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HALLIDAY & GO.
SELL THE FOLLOWING IMPORTED
GOODS:

BRANDyES.
Jas. Hennesy & Co. $3.50 Coenac.
J. & F. Martell ***
Boutelleau fills **s
Molinter fills -
Paul Durant & Go. -
CLARET and SAUTERNES.
Cruise and Fills, Freres.
StJulien, p,nts and quarts.
Medoc,
Margaux,
St. Estephe, q"
Haul Sauternes, Port and Sherry.
ALE and STOUT.
Bass & Co.'S Pale, Ross Belfast Ginger,
Guinness Dublin Stout.
CHAMPAGNE.
G. H. Mumm's Extra Dry.
WHISTLES.
Irish and Scotch Whistles; Jamaica Rum.
CIGARS.
II. Upman-El Porvenir, La Carolina and Ell
Liberador; also full line Of Domestic Vines Liz
uors and Cigars.
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10 Dozen Ward & Payne's solid neck sheep
shears just received by T. w. Poindexter.
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NEW BUSINESS LOCALS.
ID. NJ. Osborne 4 Co.'s Dillon Ar.n+

Geo. n: savage IS still agent for the d. M. o.
oo,ne q LOS Mowers and Self Binders; the stand
ard machines of the world. A full stock of y;re
Irvine and extras kept on hand
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OATS WANTED.

re or winch we will pay the highest CASH price.
Call and see us. CROW & sMrAn
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Sewing Machine Repairing.
Those who have sewing machines that need re-
pairing, call on John p. Zasman.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1885-06-27

One Piano and Parlor Set. Inquire of Mrs. J. C.
Metlln, at the Corinne Hotel, Dillon, Mont.
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~Is1ies IT, Noble. dentise will return to Dill.
vices. take notice. '~~ '''' SCI