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The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1886-04-24
CHl'lsl'Ii CHIN rs.

Rev. l.. ". Clark. of Butte. will conduct
REGULAR services Of the baptist Church at
school Hal! tomorrow. Sabbath, both
morning and cvcnin" \ cordial iAv tia
ton j. uXtcnue! tuall.
Rev ". y. Shannon, pastor Ct Grace
Church, will conduct the services at that
church tomorrow, Easter Sunday. Morn
ing ant, evening services will Ne held. to
which everyone will be most cordially
welcomed.
There will be service in ST. James Church
Tomorrow. Easter Sunday, at II O'clock,
a. M, and service for the children at :;
o'clock, p. IN. The latter service will take
the place Of the Sunday Schoo! and of the
usual evening service. There will be SER
vices at 80 p. tn. on Monday and Thurs
day in Easter Week.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1886-04-24
PERSONAL.

Hon. James NJ. Page was up from Twi,
Bridges.
\. +. Wright. merchant At Eannack, i
in the city
Mrs. Geo. ". llaraist., of Sheridan, i.
visitin. friends in Dillon.
Rev. +. .Asbury Kig:in left on Mon
day for Blackfoo idaho.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. T.. Morse have gone 70
Salt Lake on short visit.
Ex.fo~t,na>ter John 4. Noe has taken a
position at L. ". Poindc>ter'>.
Rev. ". \. Shannon returned home Ia.
SATURDAY. from Il visit to Minnesota
Hon. Joe \. Browns was down from
Darling invcstin. in fancy span of r''a>:
s.crs.
Howard Sehrec, President o! the Fir,.
National Bank Of Dillon. spent a few DAYS
in the city.
| Col. Ed. +. Ferris. of Bozeman. was ir
| the city shaking hands with his nu,,ccrl:>
| Dillon .riend>,
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1886-04-24
DISTRICT COZ RI.

The District Cour, has i>een in session,
evening sessions have been held. The
case OF Mary y. BRAY. e, al, against l..
SMITH Bal, Il al. iur damages occupied
the Court tur yearly 1our days. The case
WAS nac Ct those tedious mining cases
which invariably take up much time.
The case WAS we'll Contested with pom
derou~ array OF legal taken, OF both sides.
The cas- was given to the jury on Tues
dav evening, and ny nine O'Clock 'Hat
nigh. tl,e Jury found a sealed verdict.
which was openca On Wednesday mort
ing The :nrliic, -, tine iu..v was N favor
Of tie Defendants.
In .hc damage suit 81 \'ha> +. X stein
vs. the l:ai, ans. Northern Railway Cons-
panv, a Jury WAS ohaincG. en! "Wednesday
morning. Thv i,.aiutiT >"ca .N" Damages
for b@iny. rs he claims, t!!rown from 4
mo>in. train by the employees e' the ro:!-
panv whereby he was thrown undcr A>ay,
the wheels Of which cut Oft one Of his ,vG~
! Considerable testimony was given this
case. rhr arguments OF thv ATTORNEYS
wer, able on l,otl! sides. especially til,
| flights Of clrquerCe in which the lawyer,
chavez, each other up and >pa' the chav-
| ing out. Mc>>rS. Smith and Wallace ar-
,,caret: for The plaintiff, and Mc>srS. Word
and p",nher:on defended the rail, oad
company. Judge Gahraith'> charge o
ir> was clear and iorcible. and the in.
>,ruc;,on> were impartial. The Jury re-
tired in tbs. afternoon OF Wednesday,. ard
Ina, evening found Il verdict in favor ur
the railroad! company.
: The. next c.l>c-- and the one which is row
) on trial lis that OF the Territory OF Moa-
tana against Winslow -. Morgan. The
ticis ndant is indicted for the killing Of
Fred g. llaininy. The killing OF llaining
(. took place on Birch Creek, in this county,
: early ON the morning OF the ;Sti, of luly
+ last Considerable difficulty WAS expcricr,-
! Ell in getting Jury in this case. owing to
a The no,orietv given it at the time OF The
= tragedy, and tu the additional notoriety .!
Z the parties concerned in \ suit tor dive, c..
$ The divorce suit was followed by the mar
{ riayc OF Fred llaininy to Morgan iii,
5 vorccd wife. Subsequently Morgan Wa;
a the prosecuting witnc>s against llaning
y ard Mite, who were acquitted BY u Jury in
L the District Court last Sprin. OF the charge
+ of ircc~tuou> marriage. Then followed,
= within two months, the killing OF tlainins,
II As tine case is now on taial the TRlnt' NJ
{ rrtra ins from entering into Il more detailed
statement Of am further particulars con,
corning the case.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1886-04-24
FATHER KEI:.EEE,. xOEHi.VrS \
tANAisn.

Some t''t,2 since an ;:rr, was going the
rounds o' thu. M"nt..'a press stating that
Rev. Father t,ci@t>r. ,,'r'.rr.v OF Virgin
il City, Was assent L, te led 10 Size altar NY
u bu<om Engii~i, ,:atu>:I The item was
copied into the 'l'Hln,- <f--or the substance
OF it. The Statement: was without ,ounda-
ton in fact. \ jet;.r in>, received from
Father kci,eilcl. cNrl,Ct, the statement
and iur:,iyc> it> auti.o.. We maze tnc fol-
lowing quotation irotn Father Ne(!cher's
ietts! TIA. his many ri@od> throughout
Montana may learn i'm: There WAS no
truth in .i>r statement which got ,.,c the
Newspapers Father \ 'n,!,.r SAYS II
was startled to-day br ,vcg,ri' !. /: copy Of
the THlnt NE, in which read that | was
about TO be led 20 tbs affair w some >ant
sci or other. Is thy servant beast ''nt
he should be led: Perhaps the inventor Of
the paragraph, thinks he has done Il howl.
inslv ,uo,,v thin. in sending forth his
poor lie: Need say, forgive him
Neel say, also, his friends should pro
| vide Il keeper tor him." Tie .NudiS""it'''
started the canar>i. Now, Tom Baker il
| YOU don, want the rest of The >cribe> o
! Montana .o mob YOU Tor falsely lea,i,n.
them into temptation, jus: make the nice>
kind 81 an apology for your crime rt com
| mission.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1886-04-24
HOLY WEEK.

The present week has been observed in
the Episcopal Church As Holy Week.
During the week daily services have been
conducted ut the church. The most i'm.
pressive services Of the church are appoint.
ed for Good Friday and Easter SUNDAY.
HOLY Week close, the forty days OF Lent,
and. after the observance OF Easter, the
members of the Episcopal denomination,
viii! enjoy social entertainments and
amusements no, INDUCED in dur;n" the
I.entOn season.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1886-04-24
IN Town AND OUT.

Work ON the n>w baptist Church is
steadily going IA.
There are IL couple OF opium joints in the
city that should be raiied.
Sometimes the proceedings in a court
room have enough fight in then? ~ smell!
s,lphnro,l~.
The fine line OF new spring goods. at
::|ic,'S New York store, attracts IN ":en
ton rt' the i;>ii.>.
The D;iin,. Furniture Go. j. exhibiting"
The ,ar.c~. stock OF furniture ever rt!r'>..
in Southern Montana.
The THIu, ": reporter offers reason.
able reward for The apprehension %: the
Secretary Of the Stork.rrwcr> As>ocia-
ton o, Southern Montana, II he he cap
turcd with .hc minutes Of the last meeting
FTnn Sc!wav finds the Secretary he will
get the reward.
ON Thursday afternoon the planning mill
of the Dillon Lumber and Grain Co.
caught Hse Ho'' "'@ ~"-'
alarm was given the fire had got consider
able of a start, The creek being close by
bucket brigade was quick'" FORMED and
the fire was rapidly cxtinsui>hed without
doing much damage
Th. ladies OF the First Baptist Church
| !, connection with their sewing society
arc yivin. "Eap.ist snpper> at >tafee
times. The supper> are nicely got'e" NJ
and we'll patronizcd. The one given at th'
residence Of Mrs. ]. X. Holden. O" las
rhurs,,av evening. was we'll attended
Other suppers will be announced l" the i"
ture and a, tickets only cost twenty-five
.o,,~ ~. success O: these supper is As
>urc.!.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1886-04-24
HOUSE FOR RENT.
Inquire. Of
", II. SMi:Np.

ln,lur. Of " II SNEAp
~. frew's watch and clock bench
az the Photograph Gallery one door south
u tribune Office. Watches. clocks and
'."e'rs' and sewing machines repaired and
.'eanee Special attention given 70 All
English watches. e" .,
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1886-04-24
FISHING TACKLE.

The Fishing season has again arrived, AKA: Mrs,
Aupirr is better tirln prepared I" 'rN'Sl ~!
.;nls and STYLES OF Tackle. ,a,r over ":,t "it,
rent kinds and STYLES of Rods to So set rom.
50 have larger and more complete line of Reefs
ines Fly and Carlisle llo"is, than ever hr'"r>.
. al an, see for Yourselves.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1886-04-24
NEW PHOTO. GALLERY OPEN

The new Photographic" Gallery "t >c>'.'t X
rev adjoining HE rKlnlSE office Is open. and
Ii who wish photographs and picture work are
:ayi,cl to call. Everything is new, nca! ;'nt: IN
:r> class stvlc, and work will W. executed III the
,,> STYLES of the art.
Call at the City Drug store and sec the Jones
P,lrnt Ventilated Truss" for which y. NJ. White
/. agent.
Mrs. L. kuptcr has :: large number at second
nd silver and nickel watches ami II YOU wish i
nod reliable and warranted time piece tor l'i'r
soncy. call and see them.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1886-04-24

'"' "- bore Ct Beavernvad will be
- nv '''''' ''''' ~ soon
''''>'~'
''"'' >''"Nman Is building. " I1and~ome
private residence. When finished il will
~ >'e ''''' property !" rent
io-'noF'"" being Easter S"noa> the
GOOD ana had boys will sneak around into
the alleys to fight Easter eggs
Street L'a,,,1;,.;,,a,. i,o)cc,nb Mas been
''~''> '''-"-''' WV" = ''fs" "' men '7Vi's
y, WI crossings ordered ~ '''e >nN N""f-
Ih" IE'Ht NJ ~4, t'inG there Oar cir
cHiaf!on is constantly 'ncrtaS a'non-.
de~irahi" class OF i'g"p'" in Southern Mon
'''''',.'-'' '.'''e '''> ''ee'' '''s'''> VI WINS
y, I'''''>'''''' curing me term '' >'"ft III
''''' VI '"N> '''" "'>'' ''''''> nave
''''' ''ee'' ""'''''''> - '''e '''>
Postmaster Ponae>tcr took possession Of
- ' l,
'''> - VIC '''>' "'eN ~ ''s'''' '''"|>'''
u - MOI eNPt''e" 'h'' Pe'i''e VINO nave
nee" extra COOS '' 'hs '''>' ''''E '''!>
S''' W. S->' '''>
we nave receive" copy -. Ny" "'''
NY >''oe Wv '>'.' eS'''''''' ''' W.. ''.'>
bSEli iN\iSINl 'ttit ''''tStit WYNN ~ .ANlNa'.
'o,'' - = GUS latest c'e'Pe' '". ''''>'
's''""'e "''''e' S"'o' ''s''''@ '"> s''''"
Apollo Lodge. no. IS. 10. q. +. of
/ Dillon. has purchased the two lots on the
corner "l ldah" and 'anhaeS streets on
which, an '"ad Fellows tia!' WA NC erected
The site Is central IN" Suitable, Inc con-
>iderat'on PAID tor thc lots was 5000.
: On. fellow who r,, been ,n,cy;ur too
freely ,h,. r,ns,,.,,,,;n,ry nrjy;,,,s of
,he ,,, nj = bit whisky mill. go, so full of
tluid that he imagined himself yard wide.
all wm,.. and that ne could lick ton Of
mountain lions. was in the city for day.
.n J..
,,,. ',,,.., ;,,,;, cir, ,.,rc,;,, !. ,,.,,,.
~, ,,:,:, -. ...,,,,>
.,,,,.,.. ,,,- ,,.,
men to- Office" i, that is to be The racket
dead ,nt.., will I've the candidates ny that
wav
,n,,,;,. :. ,,.;,o .,..,.,, ,,,,. Tar farm,
.,,,:. ;,,,,>,.,.,,,. y,
D.. ,:,: , N.r
..,,a ;u,,,,,,.,'. j., ;r,,l,.,,e,,
/, ora,ory are grcasin. their tongues and pre-
pa,iny ioy Il brisk seasons SET I" in thai
business.
The. money far running the public >chuo
. IN TIM. Dillon district j. exhausted. Ths
Tru>.e.s ar. kespinr The school going @,
the law. bone oil the people oi this district
- A ,pecial election: w;ll have to he held tt
settle the Jaw -nonc obligations by rot'''t
Il tax for that purpose.
Reformed roller tinker, ar. numerous i,
,,;,,,, ,ox Th. hurn;r. of the Pavilio,
yeas , loss SO far a. ,hc property was con
- ,...,,.d b,,+ ,thprv;>,. ,),r, was no loss
+. ,s thu, n,.cn|. who were ,rmrorar;lv Graz,
over skating will now have IA chance to re
c,.,,, AVID f,,ust ,n,.;r Iooiislncs,,
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1886-04-24
NEW BUSINESS LOCALS.
Patent Breaking Saddle and Birdie.

Cowhnv> and other, who have Ia dv:, witt, Vi
ciol,s colts and horses -ilsnlld call Hugh q.
Kelly. of Horse i'rlric. and his Pa.cn, I'rrai;
Ing Saddle an,, Bride.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1886-04-24
ATTENTION. RANCHME.N.

lIst .rcri:cd from i'ari,. .kr.r!. :lr most Cow
i.hrh and LARGEST stock ot Field t'l,>>is ever
~oush, !" Tins Or any other part %! the TERRITORY
.nsiny in Price from $40 t" 81" per pair N"''.
sc and examine. whether yea wish /" purchase "f
''' No trouble t" SHOW; ;,o"",.
Very Respectfully.
NHS. l.. klrtiH.
DILLON. MontA,r..
tot" J. T.. Cutters. DiiIon. A"nt.sl':. -: tnc
Treat Rocky Mountain Remedy. Oregon
trap>r"t HiuerS." sold by all ir~t Ass Drug
lists.
Auction
~ farrrl. N Nirv ni. C,t, viii r'nt"'i auction
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1886-04-24

Don't forget that we nave Just received
E. the CITY Drug Store e stock Of
~. 3TIN n,
! new wall finish, that we unhc>itating',v
Call and look at sample
ards Of beautiful tint>. \. NJ. WHITE.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1886-04-24
ROOMS TO RENT.

Tw" medium. szr.l, u,urni>hcl ROOMS t" rent
Rent rcl.un. bic. and Ia rent le:n, only. Inu,ir.
1T The TKlHl NJ. Office.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1886-04-24
10 the Public.

llayc clean, i and rctitte. the Dillon Hotel, ami
ali bv pleased to- receive my old Hoirucr" ANA
my new encs.
Mrs, NJ. \. Dl;Gi.EN.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1886-04-24
NEW STYLES SPRING HATS.

Mrs NJ. \. Dinylcy takes pleasure IN lnrt.,nr
ing to tie ladies ri. Dillon and vicinity that she has
Just rect ivtd nrw >tycS "t Spring Hats. With new
and fashionable feathers and patterns. The ladies
are in, tied to cal. and vS,,nc the >nvh.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1886-04-24
WANTED.

\ band q, about ..tc. Sheet, shares, tor three
or five Years. Can = is. references. Address
JOHN KICkLEN.
\lcrtc,,
i;carcrnc,sl Co... Montana.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1886-04-24
NOTICE..
SEWING MACHINE AGENCY.

have opposed u Sewing Machine Agency one
door south u !. W. pnndcxtcr's store Agent for
thy celebrated Whit" Sewing Machines. All kinds
"t Sewing MACHINES carefully and promptly re
paired. ~ ". Wl\Ht.RG
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1886-04-24
sebree, Ferris & White Company
FISHING TACKLE.

,,,,,. lust received my Sprn" stock. ANA every
M, i, New, Fresh and Cheap.
r.,s from ~ cents to :, 500.
n'',s ,. cents to $500. All kinds of Hooks.
~. Shakers, Smells. Flies, etc. etc.. cheaper
N the cheapest. Catch on:
y,;,v a nr,cticul fisherman and knowing the
~. If This locality am prepared to sell Won
,.t what YOU want: W. i. EASTMAN.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1886-04-24
DAIRY HITTER.

l>, received two i.rrelS c>,r. the Batter from
E.nvr>nn Hills Red Rock Dairy.
+. ". POI\DENTER.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1886-04-24
CANARY BIRDS FOR >AIt.

!"" raI: OF Canary Birds. Coed ,l,,.s.r.. IN
uurc II t.l.' !Hl;, NE Office,
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1886-04-24
Sewing Machine Repairing.

NOSE VIII" have sewing machines that need rr
airing. call on John Z. Zalsrnn.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1886-04-24
N0TICU.

DR.. Ch,s. &. Noble and wife will leave for Nir.
.;nia City on Monday. May Sd. for an absence OF.
six weeks. All interested pleas, take notice OF
date
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1886-04-24

so'" will buy comfortable 3 ron:,r1 pi:,>tered
a and lots with well and other improvements
as.. All in first class loc,,n For further
N'''cu!ars enquire 1T this Office
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1886-04-24
FARM FOR RENT.

lyaut to rent my farm, which adjoin> the Dillon
,xnsitc. Plenty of water. Will rent the proper
= a, reasonable figures. Inquire of
'' J. con OREM.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1886-04-24
DIR t.SS " .AKt.ls.

Miss Nat!. Mcl:n.,.rt>. OF Chicago. :: t>hi.nl-
bic dress cutter and maker will bc ut Mrs D;nulcv
Millinery p:,rlrr in few DAYS.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1886-04-24
l'l.A MIS- FOR SALE.

Strong. l.Aithv House Plants. toy >;,. lnur, at
the lK!Hl Ne office.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1886-04-24
WAGON FDl; SALE.

ON. >rr",,,, hand, p, inch ;n'nhir~~h"in. ;''r"n
spring wagon i"r sale. Inquire at Trust NJ 0:''rc
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1886-04-24
GRAND BALL:

Re i"l,le'~ at Glen Station. on Easier Nom
day Eve, April 18th.
GOOD music will be- provided, and IL: excellent sup
per will he served.
\ genera: invitation Is given. Tickets. including
supper $3.50.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1886-04-24
BLUE STONE.

Just received lot OF blue Stone tor sec. " hr;t''
;. the CITY Drug Store.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1886-04-24

'~t received Ivy 9. T.. Mar>t,
\ YAK LOAD or ROLLER FLOUR.
FOR sara, *:.;5 per 100 pounds
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1886-04-24
. Auction EEls.

j. Farru!, N Nir. il,. Git, viii r'n,'E'i auction
5 III al parts ~: the T,rr:G,i.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1886-04-24
-" a NJ II Il ID.

Oats. Wheat and Isalc,l ll.v. for whic! will pay
Ne hghc>, cash price. IT,. l.>">.
fi"n>e I" rent, Inquire ct l.. Colin.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1886-04-24
MAGNOLIA
RESTAURANT AND CHOP HOUSE.
Open Day and

The t.'lrr>' >i:,td> cons. ntlv I'm hand Give ~,
can. Mis-. NJ. BRAY
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TINIosrEE.3,~ -; x~c.7.v,
For sale Ivy y. T. Mur.a.
JaSE RECEIVED

gar load of BEER !.nr, The ln..,, Ei.h.r
''NN'!'A \'f'ni!N. Ftr
TNDNSE\ < i;IiN-r\'S
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1886-04-24

\ full line of Confectionery Just "p"nr"
Up In PO~tNtttse building.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1886-04-24

NJ. ~. Mnlhv" the Portrait AGENT. n;-,i,., -,
mat nc "!!i Nc n Dillon rnnt i., l.l,,hj. Stone.
time IN M...
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1886-04-24

n arrive within the next ten GAYS;
.r Farm and Freight Wagons.
.,. Racine spring Wagons AL" var
|ages. n;
c.,., of Barb Wire.
i. car. Of Champion Machines
c.r. If Tiger and HollinEw"rth Hay
|akes.
al M, oct our Cash Prices!
,n;l and complete stock ut '''''>' ''a''''"S'
-, Drills Pu!veri-er>. ETC., constantly ''' h!ho'
N., Iron, Steel. lI"rsc and Mule >nt'"' i'"f"
:.a, Heavy Hard Wood, saddles '''fnesS' r'''
rrRMS-CIASN.
coh,oo rorr;s 4. White ComDany.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-11

Diseases are Prevalent eli oser The World.
am Matte of England. and while was 10
thhtcouruv fC9ntfActcd terrible blood poison,
aud for rSu years was under treatment ~ ~
Opt door patient az Nottingham Hospital, En-
nRuniNDt paths IN my bonuf, aud waa covered
wltf AGr1s Az over my body and limbs had
vertigo aud dOnfnoAf. Win partial lOAa Of eiRht,
severe phiuH IN my head and eyes, etc, which
dbfly ran me cr1ky. st NJ hope ~ that
country. ana sailed for An rich, ana WIS
troHtrd ut Roosevelt IN the city, nv we ~ by u
prominent physician IN New York having no
connection with The hospitals
ahw tho advertisement Of swifrs Specific,
ana determined 10 give II trigl as a lhHt f1
sort, ! had given NJ oil hope " being cured,
M ha1 gone through tho baude Of tne boat
medical men IN Nottingham md New York. !
am ~ sound aud well as ever wa IN my lie
T.. FIRED ithlFORD.
New York city, June II. iss5
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-11
FORT STOCKTON.


0attlenen neiaYing the Itpuna, IN tu,,l +,
nond ila,h tats
correspondence u the tiusctto. ="
Fohr sroo1toN, Tan, May 2. rhl,
town Is indeed very dun, aud thorn /,
nothing occurring on likely 10 occur soor
10 vary the munotuny. Asnrnlo thia /,
we season OF the year for brIhL hnpi
ness ~ this county, but owing 10 IN,
lateneas OF rain business ia staalatoa
fort Stockton, belnR situattd Ia the mia
ule pi tue nattl0 range w prroH county.
SOUS vast amount OF supplieA Ia "A,
tAhphmun, besides doing good huainna.
WIN the eowboyh The general round I'm
was POSTPONED until a good rain. ,yhich
y latipf uncertain date, and aa a nons..
purnoN none ~ tho oettlempn oono IA
Town nor none Of their hands. There NM
nov been u good rain Binna Snptembe,
laeli auu OF course cattle ara mi IA i
primo condition, yet they can hold ~,
enihN Wine without appreclabe losg
lfesnell y Ninssey started two boida ine
wv iprfltprlee he latter part Of Amin
Inv cattle looked vory wolf
thefe haye been some aales Of onn aud
Two ytef pldA at $40 and ell, whlch N ~
loHh lor hoad than last year,
Ihe independence Cattle COMPANY. 4
mammoth eosccrn, made Application n
~ w Williams, egeut for uulyeraltS
lands, ~ lcaso thriy.elx sec,lope a, AZ
cents per acre, and no doubt viii n,
awarhed NE land, aH it IL q fair price and
thcrc ero no other applicants
considering tho vast area OF mi,
vouniy, There are less catto TO tho act,
thsn In any county 10 tho state, All ~
the wutered land has been taken on, hni
waler can be obtained by digging al A
uepsh VARYING from forty TO one hundred
and forty feet There Il plenty Of room foI
owners % cattle here, aud tl,ercis az fno
grass - can be found anywhere, II any
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-11

| 0ne IA seeking ranch, he should come
| FIRST and make nll Becdfui preparations,
and then bring his cattle,
No candidates hare announced for
county Office In ihia county ~ yet, and
there viii not DO more than one patri.
otic citizen for one pccnDlafy Office.
which, In the nature Of things, iA very
wonderful Swain, who ls 20 highly
spoken ~ by the press Of Texos for gov
OrhOr, meets With the appreciation " tbe
people here. They want practical bosi
meas man ~ occupy That practical bust.
ness Office, and believe Swain N The man.
1hey only wish for voice In thH conyoD-
ton, and hope that tho little reclamation
racket viii not be intulgcd IN this time
This post will be abandoned The last u
June next II tbs pfetent order % that
effect II not countcfinonded, and there u
no reason ~ suppose Chat II VIII be |
This piece will compare with G0ldsmlth'g |
Deserted village whom tho move Is Of. |
fcciod.
a now school building has Just been !
completed al cost " $1,000.
The sheriff has bgen trying 10 dMpf
OF lsnd for taxation, bnt owing 20 ~
scarcity OF bidders, no adlourng ~ tn'
iiuaog from one day TO the next "Nn
County Judge Young receive
from gentleman n Cl1cinnu' ~ lotlcl
" building raiirond from, ~ rclatlyl
tho TEXAS 4 Pacific failr0 ieBsh o.
stockton 70 chihuahua, a1 via fof
map showing tho eouieieo5 GO also
which no d0ubt VIII bn ateu nns
contemplation Circulars wv pny y
scribe q salH vi town lOts feht hV,e ~
odessa this mOnih, and ~ ihbp p'hoo
the milk IN Tho toG0anY nav 'SpVu'e' ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-11

INV fopN, May l0,--C. n. woers
hoctier died suddonly At tho residence Of
hls ialhel.ln-lew, Oswold Ottondorfer.
editor Of the News Yogk Staetz.Ieltung,
N Mouhaitanvillo this morning Mir,
Woersboeder was tao leading bear opsr.
ator Ia Wall street.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-11
Poison

Had produced great holes In my back and choet
aud hAd removed all the hair on my bend. yet l
began 10 Improve IN week's Time, nnd tho
soIoa began 70 hcnl, aud were entirely como In
slide Of eight woohe Will JosEs.
Potter Union Pass Depot
Cisco, Tex Jrly 10, 1885.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
froC
run SWIFT srgortc CO., Drawer 8, Atlanta,
On N. f,, th7 W 2ld 81
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-11

oawfGo, N ". May 10, This morning
Norman Lapsnobery, eyed seventy.
eight d farmer near hero. h
ht Of jealousy ehot his younn
vile, aged sixteen years, and her
relative, Horace rayson, aaed thlrty.iivc
years llo then shot himself. They nro
oil dcAd.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-11

CoNNENsviLLr, ism, May l0.4-A tor.
pedo passed through Wayne county
thirteen milea north Of here, last night
destroying everything ia its track. one
woman aud two men, names unknown.
are reported killed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-05-11

Would like the address OF Bon Bryarly,
who LEFT Red River county IN July OF
August, 1855. Whom last heard from he
was u Fort Worth Address. h. il, Fos.
ter Clarksyllle, Texas.