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The Portland daily press., 1886-12-20
DRESS GOODS.

We offer this morning one ease Knick.
erbOcker H0mespuns, double width, at
IL cents, been selling for 81 1-2 cents.
The Portland daily press., 1886-12-20
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR |!

Permanently removed, by an Indian Preparation
Reliable reference given. Consultation free BY
Mrs. w. W. Hadley, l76 fremont St. Room 46,
Boston, Mass.-Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thurs,
days; hours, y a. m 10 p. m. 7. o. address, 12S
Summer Street, Lynn, Mass.
The Portland daily press., 1886-12-20
BLACK RHADAMES.

We offer for Special Holidays Bargains:
The Portland daily press., 1886-12-20
NICE DRESS FOR A CHRISTMAS PRESENT.

Blankets Ioboggn
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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-21
An OLD KEY.

|lS.st night found an Od forgotten KEY
Dep in an unus4l drawer; anal quiek tears
fen
For ah! knew thu story il would tell
|dG familiar a ar, vanished hani,
A cherry -clck- by eager chihlren beard
PAPA Is homei- All, littL. k'yal baIsi,
Hs~ oft your hearts grew sick with hops
ieferrei
In tn. time after, for PARA went forth
AMI zane MT la'k. Then iawns-i some
dsrkous day.:
The cottage hotss Mas sola; and We came
nayth
To gray city street. IA iiawerie-s Ways.
An thu bright st.sI graf si"ts Of rust had
grown
lit w,aiki MT turn 81 easily as th.n,
Il ti.,lght, and 'R.s.bank Is no more my
own
have no claim IA enter il again
|sMayi. its ,l,or has nov a different ks'k-
Aud I'll, il ever coaLt venture there,
What should tini' my misery to mark
Ghosts ii the deal - strangers earek>s
stare,
took the key ami lsii il out Of sight
~Slm'e thou canst no more ols the door
for ne
nj that dear hons'. thou nesdst MT ssss the
hight,
For only doors u tears are ol.,l hy thee. "
Chambers journal
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-21
4 Gun for whales or wild Fowl.

A ,lonl,l. barrelel gun has recently been
male for the duke of Southerland's steam
yacht, mounted on a pivot, AMI the total
length is fifty THREE inches. the weight Icing
ll5 pounds One barrel is rihel AMI the
ether is smooth bore. II is intended piiici
paly for killing whales, although it may he
USED for sharks, porIoiS~, sun fish etc. II
will fire tenonnce explosive hullet Of st.sl,
" thitt.s,n ounce solii shot
There is also u harlom to h. frsl from the
sintnth-bored barrel The explosive bullet
will, doubtless. le n very effective instr,i
~, nj when used against whnks, as it is a,il
II will tear away n sufficient pi,'e II thu AM
nal Ia insure its death, while the harIs.al
will arve To s-ure its carcass, For this pur
pes it has aitactei to it ilesibl" ste'l wire
ioi. wound on a reel. The explosive bullet
a.'d the harpoon are to le fired ,imultane-
o,lsly ~ that wlnl,. one kills the quarry the
other SECURES it. The gun can also be used
for wild fowls.-CuuIt Journal
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-21
EDISON PHOTOGRAPHS A SOUND.
At Work On - New Phanegrsph That 10
To RsyaiutioaiIe once Work.

Greater things an. IN >ton' toF TIN. Eut'lF'
than th.. telephone hy the slEini "f Msuho
Park Tbs. ,,th.r ,liy II ref-nrtsr SAN the ia
rtiIt. . II tl.. r.~trp' light stated AZ n t--Ilch
ot aant-rful mt hlnery Nth ingenious
mirrnr sppllsnc,> atta.-h.Si L. all IT. I.'lnts
for concentrating tt.. RAYS II an eks'trle
Eight ami throwing them uT-n Il highly I-'l-
lSh.sl dis, tr,l,'ing thsr't,y thu minute WAVES
Of >a,Ini from a new cylindrical apparatus
newly CONSTRUCTED ph"n"graPh- M
h,Sting th,tl a humirSi folt ampilti,st uIsm
larger dis. at a DISTANCE IT thr~ feet.
Il ann n,w I.'rf,s'ting the lhon' graph
sail h., IT. b. k.nksi up With a kindly >nlhH
Il have ,las' n.',hins "a it >in,,. l>s>. All
NV time sill,S. then has t-s.n dsr,st.si towards
Iarf,s'tins my hight have nov SOMA tine
oa my HAMS AMI have r>,unsi my study
1T th,. phonagrslh No me has tnuch.l or
sught Ia make ANY tl>' III H. S.s' hrp', |
have Just nla.t' Il photograph II the ex-
pr,->si.m M Herr the inventor lr,.iu,Si
n strip ii lal.'r tarnt, ole' fe,t tng 10y t~o
in.h.S whie. fran me emil IL whl'h Ia the
either wa> continuous line ~ waves, hltk
ins one wave ,a,uhi That is All" NJ
suntNi thu mag khan ~Of ,,,ur>e. this Ii only
experimental, hut the narhine that woult
pr,-iu,r that >.'uni wouki la heard tive
mih> away distinctly
"fh.n, Is. than. nh ultimate future for tho
phm"graph"
"N,~, great ON intend 10 make il II
U.s. for c"lnn~rrial lurs'~s. IL will Ia
usSl for dhtatlng Ia, In offices it will TAX.
th" plar" II stsnogaphers, AMI tpys can li>.'
il Thu, is the nrshne am nov construct
ing. ThIN phon"-raph was compktsl -, far
IL It went, AMI CAV. satisfaction la all th.~.'
who werc then interested in il Its mission
lam about tn,kr,sal>trat. The phonngraph
am bull,iing will have tivefot whssl, tn
la driven b, steam The sounl will la
transferred from tp' l,hmograph Ia a wh,rl
forty tmn> lis dn,nht.'r the soumi thus Ia
lng amplliiri forty times, making II forty
tinn, io,ni,r than the human Voice II will
hay. q tuunl thirty f~t long. Twin put 1t
IN tol. ~ this bilhihg ami You can hear Il
talk distinct, tao block, away
This !, only I" prove the perfection IL my
new nIa'him ] shall then construct the
new ph"nnsraph for Office u>., It will L.
s'lfating. worked by spring H,nkrrs,
merchants, lawyers and editors can statd up
AMI >Isak Ia II, ~ can r's'liuo upon a l,tngr,
sln,ke their cigars, AMI dictate Ia il al thu II
ssse. All they they have Ia 40 then i Ia
hand il H. the uiltr iSy, who by touching "a
sIring, can make il talk back or nIGat ail
that has l.rn SAM tn il, which h. can tran
serisst AZ his viii II h. misses ANYTHING h.
tan spring II back, when the phonogralh
will r,pat II over again Whsypr lse
ssss> one can TAXI 1t home, ami il n Thought
an tha strikes him, h. ran instantly conille
il IA thu phnnoSraI'h. ami th.rc IT Is tor hun
NEXT day The >trnograph"r Is an expensive
Institution IN an office 1hi, will take his
place as complete registering muAlne. ""
New York World
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-21
The S,,ciety Man ut u HALL.

The society man may not shine IN the hall
roam, or at the club, or the stag dinner, or
ON the race track He does not talk about
the markes. and purpsely refrains from
learning anytAnd about business He con-
shlers il vulyas, ard does not IN the least at
tempt to concsal tbs fact lie detests famil-
iarity, and dos not Ike n converse with
men who asv not II his own serial position
He stands aloof from them, AMI they re-
venge themselves by calling him popinjay,
jack in-the-bOx, noSlle, or fop, AMI wonder
what women find in such man 10 admire
At mixed ball great lawyers, eminent
statesmen, brilliant geni,ises, and eminent
men in tinance stand stupidity about in pass
aass, get iiicverylOiy's way, and dance exc
crably II they iance at all, bore the laies IL
they try to talk to them and make no end Of
unfortunate social errors, while the society
man, quick, alert, graceful and chatty and
full Of tact and clevernes, has It more in his
power 81 make il success than any other
element there. San Francisco Argonaut.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-21
The Wealth of some Miiiionaires.

had an argument with well known broker
the other day over the amount Of capital rep
resented by the big operators in Wall street.
We estimated nearly SGjO,W0,uD among men
Of over a million capital, rs follows: j. j.
Astor Sl25,UOuD; Jay Gould, sl0,WD, $50;
Cornelius Vanderbilt, sS,UD,HH; ". n.
amlerbilt, t1j UU,U0; Russell Sage, jou1,-
nU Huntington, xaj,OWIUD; Winslow, La
nir a Co., ;aO,UO,UU, d. q. Mills, slj,uD,-
us Pierpont Morgan, <l5,WO,Us,, Bob Gar
rett. $lj,UOUU; Armour, $l5,UD.1D; Fred
Vanderbilt, tl2,WO,oO; Sidney Dillon, 80,
"O,usI; Woerisl,ofrer, tl0,nUUo; J. K.
Hoxie, ss,o0,00o; Addison Calnn@rk, t1,1D,
M; John Rukafeller, a51U,"n; II. R"'ka-
feler, s5,'U,Us'; Alexander Mitchell, 5000,
IN; Cyrus w. Field, $4W,W1; = Y. White,
s3,UU,UU; W. X. Travers, Si,mD,UU K. p.
Flower. $s0sD.WU: John Shaw. 4? I'm. UU:
". +. Conner, S2,UhinO; Stay back, kl,'tU,
un; Gen. Dodge, $l.sD,0n Victor New
comb, Sl,UU.Uu; Sam Sloan, 81 $50 UU.--
New York Town Topics
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-21
CRUDE OF AMERICAN CIVILIZATION.
what an English Philosopher Says In
The Fortnightiy Review.

what an English Philosopher Says In
The F"rtnigh,iy Review.
English readers sem to take a peculiar h.
IN hit in accounts of the crlnlits.S of Amer
ban civilization, AMI the supply Of vacation
Tourists, who run over for few weeks
Ianl, upon their return, hasten to unbur,isn
|th.ir minds IL the many profound generali-
sations formed during the trip, Is seemingly
|inexlla,iStible Mr. rhsdore Child Is thu
latest II th,ss philosophical Observers, AMI
his ret,cttns Gro contributed to tire pages II
|The Fortnightly Review.
Mr.. Child Is surprised at great many
things which are Ia In noticed in the United
States, Conductors Of street ears receive
their nickels "without a word Of thanks"
Browrstono houses ARE a,lornei with CORN
THAN marble pillars Trotting horses ara
trxinel to pull by the rins instead Of by the
traces Ballet girls do not wear pheasant
anil smiling" fas.S. Hotel telegraph offices
arr presided over by nnailens wlio speak
through their hoses AMI who arr On sharp
EHkout for husbands. Boys Of 10 chew
wo"len tooth,acks-,id he never se them
chewing anything ebet-aMl l0k rs '',iisap-
,oint..l and embittered" ~ men Of 80 No
notice is taken u the boots whih the inno-
cent Traveller plnces OUTSIDE Of his lsd r,om
door, unh~s they happen to Nv stolen. n a
guest at hotel rings his isll the uniform II.
feet Is Ia bring a pitcher Of Ee-watcr to his
door.
Dinner ut hotel must he ovSiersl at once,
nnl the average formula, without any aces
sorry of polite phrase, is something like the
following: Bring ne same oysters On the
half shell, green turtle soup, some clam chow
der, some halibut teak, green goose and ap
pie sauce. lambs fries, sweet POTATOES, egg
plant, succotash stewel tomatoes, Rogue
fort cheese lemon pudding, cranberry pie,
cakes. watermelon, AMI French bread cur
hotels have no rp,i,rnng features. They are
",lells II barlarism." Says the writer: Il
faiLsl tn discover any s.mblance Of comfort
IN any Of the ordinary American hotels. p"
Chicago News.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-21
Modifying the Asperities ~ business.
Tn, now lord mayor OF London is master

The new lord mayor OF LONDON Is MASTER
If the I.athersllers company, whose corIo-
rate expenditure for the year In. been re-
turned at about sSb fs,, including cldse on
Sln.ND for entertainments anil : ,nu for
wines 1he.' figures illustrate the large AMI
ll.ral style in which the civic organizations
on the other side mollfy the aslrrti,- If
business with the d. lights u ssial indul-
grn,p. The beadl,- Of some of the coinpan-
les are very remarkable s"rle One u
them has has a nominal salary Of 81 M. but
with pickinl;s and I,'rquislte, which hring II
up to ts,jW Bundle was never clad in
s,,cll glory
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-21
A Case ~ itotation of Crops.

The agricultural t1Iitor, ordinarily alert,
has missed an item in Georgia no"sInl"r,
having an Important sarin- on tlr anbF''t
If rotation Of crops The newspaper r.
ferred b. says: "On thu acre 81 grotlnd
where Tom Belts was hanged IA 'EA ton
county, Mr j D. Graves has muie fifty two
bushels n corn, 1pj buniks II fodder, AMI
2.j4 pounds ~ pumpkins Evidently corn
should follow hemp -thcago Tribune
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-21
Administrators Notice.

THIS l. tn GIVE NuTIt p THAT TIIF
l Undersigned. Vii lam kentilt trntr. ST.
minl>trsiur at thu estate 1T FREDERICK Il
Lsnrr. slFctaS.',l. will ON the 18th titt az lama
NV. I>>t, pT,> NJ To the i'tuisttt. 61tuft t.tr
tttntm County. finrtia. h., st,ruuut ami
vs,lrh, -. dnsi s>k tor dl-,.hitsss A. such td
mGut>tfatur.
Dated this 18th hay at July. LIS
WI. kENHLE IENTE.
admin>t attir at the estate III fr,rFtcA /,
Irut.', drVeas.i iNIt SmN
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-21
DOrseN's Tribute 10 Ill. Wife.

Stephen W Dorey's friends claim that he
inspires some Of Tngersolls happiest smiles
The star reuter- gives a BEAUTIFUL description
q his wife's colistancy during the bitter or
deals Of the trials Of himself and Brady Men
plti'Ti her. That she easily endured What
Is lar harder, xn.heard the srorn of her own
sex without fiinching from his sine. Dorey
says; God kisssd that beautiful Little
woman in her cradle Tor Chicago Fri
buna
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-21
Pho (i0Id tcSer In Dutch (,ujnOn,

Golltligsing AMI cocoa growing have put
an END Ia the sugar industry In Dutch
Guiana. vas manager IT barge planta
ton their, but the gold fever has ruined all
agricultural pursuits ami AT beast one sixth
of the whole population is at work in the
hitherto Inaccessible interior Sarhins for
gold II has been known for many years
that gold was to ir found alnut IN nils IN
land, hut the intervening country Is vast
forest
II was not until six years ago TINT Goy
rrnor Van SyI~nstrin a'nt out an exposition
which cut u rad arrrss To the gold firl,ls
No sooner was the path chs,nL than there
wa, great rush for the little Eklurmlo
Encouraged by the authorities, many
people explored the district ami stakei
ont claims As a result, Mt Lq,st
half-a-innn men who were prcviouslv
Innnile~Ss have accumulated fortunes ~ from
SIM nU to SJuW, IN the brief interval II
five years, AMI viii, very few facilities in the
way NJ machinery for getting ut the gold
Part ~ the money thus innlr j. invested in
cnoa plantations and the rest Is taken ont
Of the country Vt hast 81 IN, $40 worth
Of gold will pass through the custom house
this year, besides III" much larger amount
that will w. snuggl,rl out
. What j. now wanted in Dutch Guiana II
sone American energy AMI some American
capital Ia develop these promising resources
II the o,Hr hin,+s' cigar makers In Cali
forhia would rmigrato to Dutch tiuana they
Womb H. heartily welcomed Tho climate IL
l.. L., A
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-21
ri,,.J with speit.r and piatina.

4 dangerous counterfeit s. gohl piece, nf
which hunlr,sis Of tho,isanls are ~aid 10 l'e
in circulation, is supposed to have ls''n male
through the ra-cality 81 ssne "S-eInployc II
the New ORLEANS wint II vas nrUie With
the genuine stamp, Is fine gold Oh the ont
side, but iilk4i with s,eItf AMI platua --
New York sun
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-21
MAIN LINE.

'i,rrnkfa.i NJ Wr~hton At =, linm
STEAMERS A !. LANEAND DISPATCH
MAKE diiy duilllc round trips al lHhw Eualis
nud Hams, touching ~ ali liudinph
CDNNE, riONs.
Al Pnlntkn with Jnct.onyill". 1hn"h k")
West halfway. and ~. Augu7tin" ANA Faihlkh
sti-tinu, ,.nrn cove springs, Jncknhvile
AMI all points Nurih Fast ani West, nnd with
up riv"f steamers tor south flnrtia. AlHn
with the Twin screw Iron steamer 'fliy Of
ralntkn," and steamship tliy at Mnnticrllu,
for thnflosioi New YORK, ''oHtoh fhiln'l"l.
hin, pfr.
Mail trnns make cIoar connection inih ways
wa T. e. n h. ". Wy.,at Jacksonville with At
lHnt.c tuHsi Line, Fast Mail,
Al taintaviii" with through Pullman sleep
nrs over savannah, Florida W"s'rtnR'y Tor
New orleans, Cedar Keys, P'nshruIa. ShIhn.
nuh Albany, hphtgoin"ry, Lpnissilic, ~.
Louis nIid all points Nr+f.
Al DcnIs with Florida hallway nnd NaviRa
ton 90. and Hacks tor SILVER rprihls
Al Aston with II. Johns riNtI steamers Tor
Jarksunyilc sanford aud way landings
Al Irtshurg with the ~. Johns ana lhk'
E,I.ti- DIVISION ut the 'IorIdn southern HAIL
way, and honts on Lakes Harris and huotls
tvi points on axes.
At prmlrrtnn'- Ferry with south floti'ia
ny tor Lakeland. Tn,upa, kirs,minc, IIaitow,
Urlnndn, sanford, Tuck"rtn@n and bort Dsd"
=. tONAS1, .. " iIHDMwELi.
tIenrrn Manny,t GEM Pass. Agent
A.t. towAs. Got Trnv. Agt.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-21

How The Floral Cuisines. Was Ruiued
'The funeral Of Mr. Vanderbilt rmin,lpl
me IT great funeral in New York that hal
the singular effect 81 completely rnning tho
floral business there. was remarked b. a ~
porter last evening by leahing florist
That j, singular What wrr>tho cir,tIm.
tanrpsi"
"The funeral was that 1T A. T Stewart,
the famous dry g,psls merchant There vera
tn. largest. the finest. and the greatest mum.
lhr Of tiurnl rlnll'fiS sint by friends If the
family cyri known Mt any funeral In tl.
city Al thu florists lml their establish
nmnts depleted, and B,rton, Baltimore,
Washington, Philadelphia AMI other towns
were called uInn by this New York florists
for flowers. fri,s~ went up, and almost
anything was charged anil obtained for DE-
signs The mlml"r II pieces mounted up
into ia, hunir"s, and thousands Of dollars
two or thr,s days
"Thcn how wa- tli,it business ~ completely
ruined hv 'h' iIin,..Jj lmIlir Il thr reporter
mvstih-i
"SiinplV hgaris. there were 81 many flow
err 'l~i that tn bon ton declared IT alto
grth"r trn common iu have any flowers Mt
all NJ funeral. thereafter and for three or
four y.ar, thu fiat wa III forr. uni florists
almost .tary,d 'n death By AMI by, how
ever. tI" stewart funeral was forgotten,
and REMEMBERING only the appropriateness
III ilurai onhl,in. Isople snnn got 81 using
them again - Cincinnati Tiinps Star.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-21

lthihH leaving JhckSnntlc |, lp M and
'N'hp u, T. NJ, run ddlll b,tNvtu .Iu,n.
sony Hb' Eul,ilnI~'' ana StnilI.t. pIh,,,
dniiN except NuuiaI
'""n''l ~ huntington wtti, stupts tu
'hs'thl ny, S"tNt,r ~ bntaun va ,tug,
ms t"'rh discontinued
'oi!ih'llIlIs AZ tltu>N Iilv with imittu bn,,
hih'l h"mts tuttuN tuut, ku,k ltglpr ,,,,,trI.
ana, fii' 'hln, Aitlts'uint, Mtltlrtt, ~ ia
'h t'l' ~ ANA AZ airhupS un that MN
NJ. IL hDnAN.
, conn rtlIt ANT Il, T. \
T. 4. btMiNG, 40 ~
Eh. l. isN
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-21
Notice..
MILES N. pUTIEI,c Il al.

Testament ~ Frederick u. L'nir IN
deceased, EtlI IVY.
MILES N. POT EI. Il nj.
tppn the hill 81 complaint an ~" IN this
ran-r aud upon tho aihdnS II ~ Rem iinih ".
Miller. the agent OF the complhiuant, -"tiiny
forth that he believes that the defendant is
not u resident II the state of Florida, bat - !
ro.hlent of the state ~ Srw J"ray, abd ~
~ or the aHe uf twenty one years. " IL ~
d-red that the defendant nn'w"ror drmur u"
said bill 81 complaint nn or ia'inrr the lth
day 81 August. l.1i, ',lAe the -ht1e Hhy u"
taken I,ru Cnnies-u. " II further rri'frh
that " copy 81 the order be- Published ~ the
pnlntka Uniiy News one" u week for four
consecutive weeks.
. W,ne~. my hand and che scll Of said court
this ,th dnJ oi July. lp6
WM. Y. FORWARD,
svtJuF TpJPT Clerk tir MI tuufi,
kihtt4d Putnam county. FIoTihl.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-21

l,istlrl,, sweet and large are an Alaska
ltHrt They grow in the Yukon Hat
Iafi E,rg"r than IN Ills country, anil even
'It' -gdy 4em k-A dry AMI "howny- thai,
'lr~sof temperate. chimes cbicngo Tins
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-21
EE3.l; sd |,
IEl!lEEiJzlIalJ7
Tropical Trunk Line.

Direct ALI~EA}t. ROUTE
bsiNBGN
Jdcs S0Hfbie. Rdqroid Green C1.a 8. rfrf
81. Augustine Pa'atsa. Ga7eSsHa Urua
ieeSb9-q. Ssmie. Deidad Enterprise. Illus
die. Sanford. h.Hftr Pa. 0-.dr 3D. luna
ana Southern Fior.aG
ttpING stTtH.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-21

~ and after >HH.aY, ~ L. 10, Pas
''rE"r Trans .rat-- af,,i trrtsr =
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-21

The wifi, IT Con Sheridan was born in an
aloLe h"ti~' at Aihnqhrgn", v VI The
iIu,i~p III which sir first -.,H 'hr li.ht con
tanned on" snail graten window, mud
chimney ~ III" corner and IA heavy door
hung on wp,ln hinges Major Rurk-r,
her father, was qnarbrrnastr of that
military pct At the time. AMI the Infantiie
YEAR VI Mr. sheridan were ppe.sl among
tn rude ScinS 81 frontier arm camp.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-07-21

lirndyke Kir,,, III. ,ditor II The North
AnsInan Review, il only IA
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-27

.
Yesterday morning Q number OF the Re.
publicans at South Butte determined to
cure that sickly looking banner, 90 it was
taken down and the immense bags Of shot
taken from the bottom and o couple Of
iron rods put through it to ksepi It straight.
In q short time q gust Of wind whirled it
across the rope where it now rests.
The Young Mems Democratic Club will
be organized tomorrow night at Walker
vile. A meeting is called for all those who
desire to join. The meeting will be held at
8 O'Clock at John Cadiaan1s. The Demo-
Gratis in Walkerville propose to give q
handsome majority for the Democratic
ticket on November 2.
The Democratic Central Committee have
given Capt. J.. C. Shepherd orders to en-
gage the Emmett Gaurd brass band to fur
nish music this evening at Renshaw Hall
for the reception of MI. William Wallace,
Jr., OF Helena, who will address the people
OF Butte. Front seats have been reserved
for the ladies and their escorts. There will
be q large bonfire, in front OF the hall and
the speaking win commence at 8 O'Clock
sharp.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-27
JOHN BRANN,

In selecting Mr.. Brann as it's candidate
for the office of Assessor of Silver Bow
County, the Democratic Convention dis
played good judgment and rare discrimina-
ton. Mr.. Brann is not a pilgrim in Mon
tana. He came to the Territory at a
day when the settlers home was not a
f1owery bed Of ease, but when courage, in.
dustry, perseverance, firmness and discre-
ton were the requisite factors in building
up one. For many a long year Mr.. Brann
has worked hard and done his full share in
making Montana what it is to-day without
gathering to himself that store of wealth
the more fortunate or the more eraspiue
But he has acquired a rich
fund OF information and experience in the
business of the country, which renders him
qualified to discharge all the
duties demanded by the office to which he
Mr.. Brann is a married man and
proposes to stay with the country. A vote
cast for John Brann is a vote cast for a
thoroughly qualified candidate for Assessor.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-27
Alice Reading Rooms.

The forI al opening of the Alice reading
rooms, at Walkerville, last evening, was a
most enjoyable affair. There we're a large
number OF ladies and gentlemen present.
and the celebrated Alice band. under the
leadership OF Prot. Viol, appeared at it's
best. Short speeches were made by Supt.
Hall, Prof. Wilson, DR.. E. A. Holland, VIM.
Eva and w. E. Davidson, while q number
of vocal selections were rendered by vari.
GUS employees OF the Alice Company. An
elegant supper was served at Supit. Hairs
residence, which was highly apprec ated bv
all. A pleasant feature Of the evening was
the piano solos OF Miss Tillie Hall. During
hospital and reading rooms for the ensu-
ng term was held, which resulted in the
election Of W. E. Hall. William Shovel and
Charles Ellis, under whose efficient man.
agement in the past the hospital has been
maintained and sufficient funds accumi,.
lated to erect the handsome building which
is now used 40 the reading room. The
opening was d decided success in every fa.
spect.