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Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1885-1890, 1886-12-18

found in a general store. W. P. Wren is
their efficient and courteous manager
here.
The widely and faTorably known firm
OF ]. H. Mcknight & Co, have laid the
foundation for an immense stone building
to be completed and occupied by them
early next spring with a stock Of general
merchandise. Mr.. Mcknight, whose prin-
cipal store is at Fit. Shaw, is one Of the
most able and popular men in the terrific
~.
W. S. Netzel, formerly of Benton, has
magnificent quarters in the new stone
building on Central venue where be car
ries on an extensive wholesale and retail
liquor and cigar business,
C. ?. Thomson is the first dry goods
merchant at Great Falls. lie is in every
way adapted to succeed, having thorough
knowledge Of the business, ample capital
and a fine line of goods.
Beachley Bros. & Hickory carry a stock
Of confectionery, cigars, tobacco station
cry and %notians,
The clothing business is web represent
ed by Harris Of Helena, tie clothier,"
whose Great Falls branch is conducted by
his efficient brother N. Harris.
The other clothing store is that of A.
Nathan, well known in Montana, having
extensive establishments at Butte and Ben
ton.
Ben. Lapeyre holds down the drug bus
mess il the best of shape.
Burch Il liotehsiss are The hardware
merchants of this town and are doing /
fine business At their new stand IN the
stone building.
Gibbons & Stubbs, sadGlery and harness
are being well rewarded for their energy
and enterprise, by a large patronage.
Hamilton & Eaton, proprietors Of the
Eclipse livery and T. ". Murphy of the
Great Falls Livery cover the field in their
line.
C. N. Dickinson does a rushing meat
business.
Albrecht 6 Knight carry a full line of
furniture and house decorations.
Dunlap q Mitchell, successors to Dun
lap & Arthur deal out groceries and hard
ware to the people at the south end oil
town.
There are two tonsorial empoirams il
town, Messrs. Moore s O'Brien, on First
avenue south and T. g. Mayo at the Park
hotel.
CONTRACTORS.
Hubert NORM. G. P. Downing, VIM
Roberts, Ed. Canary. j. N. Bridges and
Chas. Remp.
PtAsTEIss.
Jeliea & Winters and F. Osterhouse.
ARCHITECT
a. ]. Huy is the only architect, and he
has done entirely acceptable work on The
many buildings which has been erected
this year.
BRICK.
Shaw & Kellogg and Mckay Bros. are
the two firms who are making eXcellen
brick from the abundance of clay which
is fortunately deposited in this vicinity.
PAINTERS.
Corson s. Hull, Herman Wldekopf and
Mr.. Rubottom do the painting for ON aes
thetic citizens.
DRIVE WELLS.
O. E. Spear drives wells for those who
would tap the pure subterranean waters.
JEwELRY.
/ John Glass has a jewelry and repair
shop.
NOTIONS.
Max Kabacker has a notion store or
First avenue south.
WATER
Manery & pepper furnish the town
! with water by means of tanks on wheels
which perambulate the city daily.
SALOONS.
Spurgin & CroWder.
Quesnell & Wildekopf.
j. *. Clark Wholesalean retail.
Pontet s. Mathews.
Sexton & McGetty.
VIM. Crooks.
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MINGO.

The Junction Iron Company are enjoy
ing 6 season Of prosp srity almost unpar'
alelleI In The history of nail making
With the factory on dosals turn, and aver
aging 1900 kegs Of nsiia PEP SeeG, they
are hardly able to supply the demand sac
era forced to roll the nails into the cars
nor. 4hs steel plant aud plate mill are
on full double TUX eud the men are
commencing to feel o7srtaNee, Gnq Won'
rsst AT the steel plant everything 10 90
iug smoothly again, after q dsys lsy oil on
>eeouut o. broken roll. Ia the pia'e
r,iI - >vk YES discoptiuued yesterday on
ooo,rn, of "a breaking OF spindle, Dat
the first turn Monday III 90 On - $50 sseEi
3 new one having been procu, ~ 81 -
foundry in Martins Ferry,
The new furnace at the Junction works
is well under way. The bed ia fsishsd and
the cupola built up as far as the bosb,
the pillow for its support beng il position.
Yesterday was pay day IN the nail mill
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Clarke are IN
Martins Ferry, visiting Ncs. Ciarkes pa
rents.
The Alpha Glee Cluh G.e preparing to
hold regular meetings fer rahearssiS.
Marshal Daniel Max sell has resigned
his place. No one has been appointed to
ill the vacancy.
The postofiice has not osen removed yet
but will as soon as the Doctor mmissior
arrives.
A notice signed by Samuel Laughhn bai
been posted in the junction works notifying
employees to discontiuus the practice o
freauenting saloons between heats ant
during working hours
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THE PRIZE RING.

George Glow aud George LeBlanche
will probably meet in Cincinnati about
July ~.
The fight between Jim Fell and John
Glow will occur at Muskegon, Michigan,
June %" %.
John G. Maxwell, champion heavy
weight athlete, is practicing daily at Dor
chester, Mass, with shot, hammer aud
iity.six pound weights.
Thomas Donohue, Of Cedar Rapids,
Mich, offers to wrestle Adam Batter. Of
Chicago, or any l33 pound wrestler in the
country, collar-and elbow style. give or
take two pounds for 500 side and gate
receipts.
Jack King, heavy weight pugilist, is in
st. Louis, Mo. He has posted $50 in sup
port of a challenge to meet Pstsey Cardiff
or any heavy weight in the West, at st.
Louis, in six or ten round glove contest
for q suitsble stake or gate receipts.
A boxing tournament, open to all mid,
dle-weights In Pennsylvania, is to com
mence at Arthur Chambers Champion
Rest, Philadelphia, June 49, The prize II
valuable gold medal, which must be WoT
three times. A purse of S2j viii also b
given the winner.
Mike Conley, the Ithaca giant, is q
tractable ss o small boy. BE is training
under Professor Mike Donavan's guidance
at Hast New York, and will have mstcl
for scientific points with Frank HERALD
Monday night, at the Germsnia Assembl
Rooms in that city.
Fencing Master Monastery, of Chicago
SAYS he has discovered the secret OF Johl
l.. Sullivan's "knocking-out' blow. ut
produced exactly like a thrust in tierce.
a movement is believed to be on foot :
match Monastery with an unbottoned tol
against Sullivan with his fists.
Dominick McCafrey seems to be abb
to obtain moro grstuitous advertising
without showing anything for it, than sD,
man in his line. The latest wrinkle
that he has commenced rowing to develo
the muscles back of the shoulders Mix
Cleary, Jack Dempsey, Jack Kilrsin, an
other noted pugilists are quite handy wit
the SOULS, while Jack Burke, while in trsiE
ing at his favorite resort, Madison, Wis
! invariably rows three or four miles csc
day.
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An Astonishing Yield OF Oats.
w. O.irsl lEy.l Tribnne, Nay 10.

NJ Ostttb NhysJ &IeV""'i ~1'y ace
There was reunion at the Louisiana
Hotel. Saturday, of Messrs Montgomery
and Bsttys, lucky holders Of Capital Prize
tickets in the Louisiana State Lottery
Here were two men whose combined
wealth only short time ago was only a
few hundred dollars; now 1t reaches high
in the thousands in valuable real estate,
which they purchased with the money they
drew, respectively, in he drawings OF
April, 1884, aud November, 1885. Mr..
Montgomery, who invested s., 800 in de-
sirahls farm one mile from Mt. Sterling
informs that he raised good crop last year
consisting of 10000 pounds of tobacco, fol
which be has been offered It cents per
pound; 500 bushels OF corn; and two bush
els of a new variety of oats (which he pro
cared in PHILADELPHIA soWn on three acre;
harvested two hundred dozen bundles. Al
many as 81 stalks sprouting from ont
grain, some measuring FIVE feet IL length
the heads alone measuring two feet. Some
idea Of the value of these oats may bt
formed, wheh we say that Mr.. II. was offer
ed 500 for his last years product. He Ia
l6 acres sown this spring. The value o
Mr.. Montgomery's last year products ma,
be safely estimated at 81 ,000. In addition
to his blue Grass farm. ne purchased val
liable tract of land in Robertson, on ,whicI
his brothers are raising mstehless crops Q
tobacco, besides other products. And tn
splendid possessions of these men were sc
cured By the investment offs in The Lou
isiaas State Lottery Surely the old maxim
Truth is stranger than fiction, holds goo
in these instances.
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erected during the coming year. The de-
mand for glass hiss grown very rapidly
within the past two years. A company oil
capitalists from Pinsburg have purchased
3 tract of land 10 Findley Ohio, the great
natural gas centre, and will put up works
this summer to employ eco men.
SEVERAL NEW STEEL WORKS
are projected and as soon as demands
warrants, building will be undertaken. At
the present time the production of steel is
equal to all probable requirements for q
year to come, and investors are little
afraid that to invest st this time would be
to sink their capital
Molders, wood workers and mschinists
generally are ending employment q little
more general and less trouble over the
question of wages Their employers, while
willing to accept arbitration prefer to avoid
outside methods Of settling disputes as long
as possible.
The Trades Unions numbering some
$4,000 meR will oppose any combination
with the Knights of Labor, and endesvor
to extend their authority and strengthen
their organization and increase the inteli-
gence of the membership Trade Union
ism needs Just such stimulus to perfect
itself. Tee Knights of Labor have much
to do yet before they can hope TO swallow
such an old and tried system of labor or
gsnizstion.
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BRILLIANT.

There was quite a crowd from here in
attendance al the festival given by the
ladies of the NJ. F. Church of New Alexsn'
dris, on last Saturday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Lowe has returned iron Q
pleasant visit with her daughter, Mrs. j. b
Gillespie, of Martins Ferry.
Mrs. John Dar2ue has returned from an
extended visit in Illinois
Mr.. William McCauslaud and Miss WIN
ME Lowe, of Steubenyihe, are the guests Of
friends in town. q,
Quite a number of people from here took
in the circus at S,eubengills yesterday
ThsS all gos back safe & d expressed sP
probation Of the good shoH,
The Spaulding mill is still on full turn
The Congregational people held q festi
val in their church last evening, which wa
we'll attended and quite successful imam
eislly.
Mrs ]. Carr, who left for Canton, 0
Friday, had her goods attached on tn
cars by the Rail & Kline Brewery Co., o
Steubenville, for debtor beer contracted
while she was in the saloon business in thu
place. The attachment csss was tried De
fore Justice Boyle yesterday.
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over the time prescribed by the association
They have orders till they can't rest," a.
one of the officials expressed it, aud viii
start up to furnaces August first no matter
whether they have natural gas at that time
or not
There will be service at the Episcopal
Church to-day at haifpast two.
Wat. Cline was fined $40 and costs yes.
terday for the beating he gave Pat Rsddy,
on Wednesday night, at Mrs. Burns SO.
loon.
Moses and Harriet Garner, the old
couple who got so drunk in Bridgeport the
other day, we're picked up on the railroad
BY Officer Duff yesterday.
A child of James Findley was seriously
injured by taking concentrated lye yester-
day afternoon.
Mr.. Gould, of Chicago, the inventor of
a new sslffeeder for nail machines, is in
town, talking up bis invention.
Mr.. John White, an old gentleman Of
this place had his pockets picked in the
crowd at Barnum's circus, in Steubenville,
yesterday. He had $40 in his pantaloons
pocket, in pocketbook.
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DRAMATIC NOTES.


Evans and Hoey will play the Parlo
Match eight weeks in New York city, mex
season.
Z. c. Stone will leave for Europe short
,. ly to bring back with him the scenery anc
mechanical effects of the Partisan produc
lion Of "Theodora-"
The two comedians, " A. Kennedy snG
William Gillette, will star jointly the com
ing season in q new farce comedy.
Col. McCsull says the opera company
which will play the Black Hussas on the
road next season will be one of the best be
ever organized, which is good guarantee
a. Manager McCsull has yet TO break faith
with the public the 6rst time.
The Queens Favorite," which Gene
We've Ward will produce next season, is q
lively comedy from the French Of Eugene
Scribe, adapted By Sydney Grundy, Esq.
The preliminary season at the Lyceum
Theatre, New York, will commence in Sep
TENDER with On elaborate production of II
1 C. De Miles and Chas Barnsrd's new
play The Main Line. 1t ia classified az
"a drama OF the railroad
Manager Hsyman having learned Of an
other play Of the same name, has given UP
the idea OF calling Osmond Tesrle's new
drama Man to Man He is now looking
up another title.
Mr.. Cass. S. Dickson, for several sea-
sons with Robson aud Crane, joins the Gil
leits- Kennedy orr InlzatiOn next season.
The beautiful young actress, Miss Emily
Fairchild, made her debut at Albany N.
Y, in The Long Strike" by Dion Bouci
/ Usult. She is highly spoken of by the east
eru press tor her beauty aud talent. The
veteran, Mr. j. C. Padgett, sua;ains a dusI
role in this play The company will be IN
Wheeling in January.
| The ALA Norman Euglish Opera Com
pany begin their second tour August Both,
with large and complsts organization.
Their repertoire will include "The Maid OF
Bellevills, The Flower Of Pekin' and
other new operas, besides several standard
Martha" Bohemian Girl" etc.
Frank Mayo will not eonine bis efforts
to Nordeck alone next season, bnt will also
, produce The Three Glardspen,' he him
self apperiRg as D Artsgnau.
Roland Reed denies the rUmor that he
will tour the country next season in comic
opera. Notwithstanding his success III
7 tue Bridal Trap" he will do only "Cheek"
and "9umbug," which he says the people
want.
Daniel Frohman leaves for Europe on
the Alaska neat geek in the interests o.
the Lyceum Theatre Sad 20 complete ar
ranVements for the tor OF Miss kortiscce
Mr.. Cnas. Pope has been threatened
With lsv suit by the owner OF McCul
Ioughs version OF The Gladiator If he
puts that play in his rep-rtoiEe next sea
SON. Mr.. Pope claims his version TO be
that used by Sslvini.
I Mira Goodwin has copyrighted her
eomedy-drsma Isl" sud will also copy
right al her songs Sns means to protect
her rights next season.
/ Phil Goatcher, the artist, is painting an
entiFoly new aud elaborate sal OF scenery
/ for the Ben GagiuIey Nag Blossom Com
pany aud announces t6st this work will be
his masterpiece.
/ Louis James will proiuce ViGgiIias a.
| NcYickers theatre in August and will en-
dsavor to make thst play bis piece de
resistance" Mccullough has no successor
~ yat and Mr. James may fill the niche
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SPORTING NEWS.
BASE BALL.

Kansss City has nine postponed games
The st. Louis club is the Allegheny
Jonah.
Fouiz appears to have struck bis pace a
last.
Graves, OF St. Louis, is laid OF with
sore finger.
Atkisson is pitching a great game to
the Athletics.
Twitchell will soon resume his place
with the Detroits.
Stem winder is what they call Boston''
crack young pitcher.
Kelly, of the Chicagos, still leads TIT
League in run getting.
Chicago has dropped game to every
club in the League.
Reipschlager, it is said, wants to quit the
Metropolitan club.
The Nashvllles paid the St. Louis $500
for the release of Kirby.
The Rochester club has already cleared
over 81, 900 on the season.
Kerius heads the batting list OF the
Louisvilles when he plays.
Whiting, late of the Proyidences, has
signed with the WsshIngtons.
The Bostons have batted Barr harder
than any other League team.
The new schedule for the Eastern League
will go into effect July 10.
IL has come at last The only Nolan
has been released by Savannah.
Mickey" WEIGH, of the New YOrks, who
has been very ill, is recovering.
George Miller has had his mustsche
shaven off. He considered it q Jonah.
Lew Simmons is after Cross, catcher OF
the Altoonas but he can't get him.
Joe Strauss, Captain of the Louisville
club is not favorite with the players.
1t looks iu8t q shade as though there
was combination against Won der Abe
Black, of the Memphis club, has netted
over $3.50 by home runs this season.
Brouthers was knocked senseless by q
pitched ball in Saturday game in Dettoit
Secretary AL Scaudrett, of the Alleghe-
ny club, is very popular with the players
The Atlanta management says Lyons
will not be sold either to Cincinnati or
Pittsburg
But IS base hits have been made off
Radbourne, Of the Bostons, in the last
seven games.
EIy will do what pitching for the Louis
villes that Hecker aud Ramsey do not take
part in.
The Chicagos won eight Of the eleven
games played while on theirrecent Eastern
tour.
Fogerty, Of the Phillies, contemplstes
taking team OF Eastern players to Cali
fornia next winter.
Roseman, of the Nets, is going the way
of ball players; he will open saloon en-
Long Island.
The Nets made thirteen hits OF Toole,
the LETT handed pitcher of the BrOoklyns,
on Wednesday.
St. Louis still continues to knock out q
few victories, Notwithstanding the opposi'
ton of the Association.
The Cincinnatis continue to play the
best fielding game in the land, but they
lose games Just the same.
Brady, of the Nets, ia beginning to play
with his old time vigOr. He is also doing
some heavy batting.
Capt. Arson, of the Chicagoes, although
a strict disciplinsrisu, is very popular
manager among his players.
The Louisvilles only made six hits off
Young Murphy, the Cincinnatis amateur
pitcher, in Wednesdays game.
Club Averages.
The Baltimores are now leading the At
ISOLATION in the field, with the Cincinnatis
second aud Alleghenys third. At the bat
the Cincinustis are the strongest, with the
Brooklyn secoud, but one per cent behind.
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A MOST Liberal OFFER!

The VoLTAIC BELT Co., Marshall, Mich,
offer to send their Celebrated Voltsic Belts
and Electric Appliances on thirty days
trial to any man afflicted with Nervous De
bility, Loss of Vitality, Manhood, &c. II
Illustrated pamphlet in sealed envelope with
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at once.
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THOUGH pure and simple, and so mild,
1t might be used BY any child,
Yet S0Z0D0NTis so swift and sure
That mouth and teeth with wondrous speeC
From tartar and from faint are freed
Till they become sweet, white and pure.
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DIED.

Y0RRIs-At Baltimore, Md, Saturday, June
18Th. lslSTat fp'clock a. m, JAMES q. MORRIS,
BIS rem ON, Silfte buried Ct xoandstit,c, hi.
native pla65. Funeral notice herr after.
Enthusiastically, June 18th, 1886, at 7:3O p.
m, RosELLA, wife OF Kilan Kress, aged &c years,
months and ii days
Funeral notice hereafter
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DR PIERCE's "Fayori;e Prescription
perfectly and permanently cures those dis,
eases peculiar to females, IL Is tonic and
nsry;ne, effectuslly allaying and curing
thoss sickenipg sensations that affect the
stomach and heart, though reflex action.
The bsckache and "drsgginE'down senss'
lions all disappear under the STRENGTHENING
effects Of this great reatOr'stive. BY drug
gists.
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CHALLENGE.

T HEREBY CHALLENGE HENRY HE'LL, OF
l. Bellaire. o., to row me scOIl race, one and
one half miles and return e purse Of from $50
10 $500.
viii meet him or his friends at Ritz & Cochran's
saloon, in Bellaire, O., on Monday night.
iuao WM HABERFIELD.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

SUMMER BOARD IN THE MOUETAIss-
= Fresh vegetables, meats milk and pure vster.
Cool nights. A. NJ. AR0NHALT, kglon, w. Va.
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STANDING CT THE CLUBS.
There Is no change in the standing OF
the Association clubs. the st. Louis beirg
Grst, the Brooklyns second CAD AlIeghenys
! third,
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THE leprous dishllment, whose effect
Holds such an enmity With blood Of
man,
That, swift as quicksilver, it courses
through
The natural gates and alleys Of the
body"
and causes the skin to become "barked,
about most lazar like, with vile and losth-
some crust Such are the effects Of dis
eascd and morbid bile, the only antidote
for which ia to cleanse and regulate the
lver-an Office admirably performed by
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery"
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NEW MARTINSVILLE.
What the New Martinsyillians are Going.
Notes,

Notes.
Special 10 the Sunday RegiIter.
New MARTINsvILLE, June l9.-The old
street lamps have been replaced by new
ones
Mrs. DR.. Stewart, of Philadelphia, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Leaf
The infant child of Josephus Clarke
died Thursday morning.
1t is frequently remarked by strangers
that our barber shops and ice cream ss,
looms compare very tavorably with those Of
cities.
Mrs Rev. jackson, Of Cattlesburg, Ky,
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Susan Cox
She ia accompanied by Mr.. jackson, Jr.
The friends of Miss Grace Jones here
are pleased to hear that she distinguished
herself in the graduating class of Mt. de
Chantal this week.
Mr.. Robert Leap, who has been lying at
the point Of death for several days past, is
yet living at this writing.
W. S. Wiley starts east to day to be
gone week or ten days
The street commissioner will begin
some much needed repairs an the wharf
next week.
Nearly all the wheat that was blown
down by Last weeks storms in this section,
has raised and several farmers are cutting
today.
The County Seat removal question was
submitted to the Supreme Court in session
az Wheeling this week. The case will not
likely he decided for some time but the
Court iutimsted that it would look freely
into the whole case.
Miss Belle Shuman was visiting friends
at Sistersvllle this week
Miss Daisy McEldowneY is visiting
friends at Proctor.
Judge Hustesd Capt. McEldowney, Sep
Hall and S. B. Hall were at Wheeling this
week.
A. R. Lsing has severed his connection
with the Wetzel Democrat, Of this place.
and purchased half interest in the Mar.
shall Herald, of Moundsville, where he will
soon move his family. We ara sorry 10
loose Alf
The losses in the recent run outs in the
creek were very small. Nothing left in it
to run out, you see.