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steady.
RAILWAY
SrocSS-The recent dullues in the stock
market was intensified i'll todays opera
tioGs, the total sales being only 226, 1873
shares Before the opening the street was
well supplied with rumOrs that news Of an
adverse character regarding Texas
and Pacific would come out
within day or two, and
later il was stated that persons controlling
a majority OF the securities Of the com
panv had agreed to plan OF re-organiza-
tion. Erie common wa the only really
active stock on the list closing with net
gain OF /. Preferred shows further ad-
vance OF | per cent. The other changes
among active stocks are all small trac-
tons and are about equally divided be
tween Gains and losses.
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n. kC. Railroad.

H., Il. n q. Railroad.
.Ca7e Be!iaire at $50 ?. N. for Wo0j'ns!d snd
SuumerheiC.
Leave BCIlaire at $50 a. II. for Summarized and
ZAresyille.
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FLOUR, GRAIN AND FEED.
COTTON.
New York,

NEw York, January 7.-CoTTON-
Futures closed quiet st partly I'lOO lower
than Yesterday; March 9.29 April $40;
NAV g5l.
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CO M MON SENSE
I'M THE KITCHEkI

1. Dr. Mott, of Aew York, fed a
number of dogs for some weeks on
bread made with Alum Baking
Powders. In every instance the
dogs LOST appetite, sfckened, and
some died. 81 the same time lac
fed other dogs on bread made with
pure Tartar Baking Powder, with
no injury 10 appetite or health.
=. The Use of Alum in Bread Is
prohibited by law in some places,
because il has been found 10 njure
health.
3. Some people buy Alum Bak.
ing Powders because they are
cheap! Is il real economy, which
20 save few pennies now, lays II
foundation for ill health and doc.
tors bills later on?
Won are on the safe side In Esine
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Make P. 0. Money Orders payable and ad-
dress Registered Letters 10
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BAFh,
New Orleans, La
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1880 p. III. trgin through TO Cincinnati without
change, with sleeper through 10 Clncinnau.
Zanesville Accommodation Leaves Wheeling al
$40 p. H., Bellaire at AIS p. m, daily except Sun
day.
Aoandsyille Accommodation lesvos NrsS.iEs at
II IS A. NJ and arrives 1t Aounesl.s 3: i9iS y ~,
daily except sunday.
Warrington Accommodation leaves At 90 2. u.
Through coach from Wheeling 70 Cincinnati daily
No. 2 leaving Wheeling NJ 92i t.g. arriving at
Cincinnati at 80 p. u.
B. 4 q. sleeping cars On all thrGurh rstni.
Close connection made for all poinu South AID
Southwest, North and Northwest, making this de-
IIrable route for coloriis and pHuouS moving 10 tie
grea, we<t, and 70 WboI; psrtisulE attention 10
given.
Tickets 10 all principal points or tAle 81 depot
Sleeping car Accommodations can be tecured ~ Ee-
,~et 1ynkot nfnpa
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WHEEliAa AND EN- 66CVE 4. Z

IN AND AFTGR SUNDAY, NOVEMBER !,
lss trains on the Wheeling and Elm Grove
fI4lIrO4d will ran IS follows
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~ RESTORED. Rcmcdv
Manhood ID. . . !. .. y q.
.... .-...t
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Tho NraIsInRs map a The state, made from &C
:ual .urycY,oI each county, couiains all Poat roads
and streams, with political divisions, sr and Ia
considered the only complete map Of tho stats ever
pu6li,h.d. 5ilc-ih.ce by three and ihree-iomth'
,eot. I-sfICss EGJ @Ss11Ess-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-01-08

TIE. WSEELY REGISTER

q! ~ Cont IA clubs Of ten and upSHfds Tor ORR
DOLLAR pur GncGm. Agcnts wanted every
where. special inducements offered. Send
snt"i;ncl copies AMI ctrgu!S.s.
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WHEELING ARD rIIiuSUEf.. ylN!sIuh
Ou aud a!t1r December f., issS. passenger trains
will run o. follows, SbcclinE ur.I:
DxpkRfuEzc.
tOc Pitipursh--5 u5 8 H., daily 6.2b y. M
daily; sos p. IN. and 1885 a. H., daily except sun
day. ,-r. u...
ARRIVALS.
From Pi,ubarka-s Is a. m, dsiy Ii 20 a. m. a.
$40 o. ~, daily Except sunday; 1928 p. m, daily,
From Wmhnston-7:20 a. L., ditly except srn-
day; 1925 ?. M, daily
r. UUNHAM, General Manager.
1T. LANE, Travelling Agent Wheeling.
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ERiLRCkSS.

BALTIMORE ( OHIO r. r. CO.
Nw AND AFTER DECEMBER IL, 1885, PAS
~ SER ger trains Will run as iolovs-Wheeling
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STATE SECURITIES - Fairly active and
steady.
RAILWAY.
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GovERNNgxrs-DuIl and steady.
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" rOUNTERFEITSl send Us 90
... .- return WU. % bon 'l
N.. ....r Federated Liver
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Cincinnati.

CrvuSSIri. January 1.--l1ogs-Firm;
common and light 81 lj@3 %; packing
and butchers 81 sjCIl 10; receipts 6,iO2
head; shipments Gil head.
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~ "A4 Nv sHu"l W " preventive Hiehlc'he
and will do god IN any sickness, II GCtE gently on
he B9We & add X dneys and COTTecis the action Of
the LIVER. ludoned by persons Of tbs highest
character aud emlnencoHI
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PaterIami!las-'It Is remarkable whats
large number Of doctors claim that diseases
are transferred by kissing, and" Miss
E,hel-"What kind OF doctors, PAP
why, the allopathic doctors." "But, pa,
you know we're homeopathic"
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Esnstee Rales,
SALE.

-
b, virtue q 2 Deed q TEus! made BY J; 2, Good.
EekhRrdt and q, Werner EekhiIll, her husband d
undersigned Trustee, dated Jpus y, lsS9, and
recorded IN the Office OF the Clerk OF The County
Court Of Ohio county, West Virginia In Deed 81
Trust Book no, 10, Page 23L lWil sell at publIc
suction ~ tho front door Of the Court House Of
RAid county, on
SATURDAY, THE 18th DAY OF DECEMBER, 1855,
commencing At 10 O'Clock, a, M, tue following de,
sciibed real eatAte, that " to say, the south Ole-hRli
q lot number nine, iTontlng on the Wedt side 0.
NAM Street be.Ween lhlrd and Fourth ltreett
erected lhersoli but excepting and EeseTYIpg
tneteirom Z strip Of ground, lye feet In width OF
the Weatern end aud The full width OF said lot
Also excepting aud FrkeFYtng 4 strip o ground
two feel. In width oil the n0r!hpln side the full
depth Olsald. lot The Aforesaid strips Of ground
AEe reserved lsr the use Of lhs owner, or oSnen, OF
tRid lot S private alleys, forever,
Also I~eseryiug the right " the owner or owners
Ola tFlule building now on tee north one.hlf Of
SAID lot AMI extending over aud resting on two
ieet Of said youth Ope'hali Otl0iEo y 70 remain
lhefeol until the owner or owners wish 70 erect q
new building on the noTtl half Of said lot No p,
The tIle y The above property believe 70 30
LestsG = Ply ny ! WV y, convey only The Tue vested In
TefnS OF sale,-Une Third Of the puTchnse money,
and ~ much more ~ the purchAsef elects TO pay,
IN caAh on the day Of ERlei tho balRuCe In Two
equal tnRtallnent At one aud Two ysRFS respective.
", notes beApug Interest from the day OF sale 70
be given for the deferred payments, aud the build.
Ing 10 b. kyp, insured BY the purchaser ioE the
benefit Of such deferred payments, aud the lite 10
be Retained until payment 4 made n full.
J; r, COMDES, Trustee,
W, Il, HALLRR, AuGliOneCF, noYl2
w, ], ", OOWNEN, Solicitor,
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&eal Estate.
FOR aALR.

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"ND HI
ONA SAAAAs
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wv paVn nl GIusi "lo'n W thV Il'sE'
81 y ~ aHtr ~ ""
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30 ny s!xLen = ~
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~ NJ n XII sOn
10 %si1tsS9lh a.
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~ 5gIS ~. MS[ aysE y v,,.,,.
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NJ. q AM, 67y Eighteenth A.
SS'fY ny E MN
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Tho Best Family Medicine,

1li a child has tha colo II Is a fure and safe rem
edY, II will restore btTOnRth to the IS q
father and relieve lhs wlfsOt Inv spirits, headache
dyspepsia, cOnSt patton sud like ills Genuine hsi
only by
J, II. kslIn S..Cop Philadelphia, Pa,
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THE PITTSBURGH D lsPATcH, O. II
Quincy, Agent
No, illI AaFtet Street,
viii deliver 10 any part Of the city, daily, al. is
cents per week, 20 cents including tuAtAy, ~
m,G " any pOtHalCO AZ " cents POI month,
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DENNsYLvANIA COMPANY,
4 ~(oPEkATTN6)
CLEyELANb q PITTShURGA r, r,
Condensed timetable Of PASSENGER tfGinA COR.
rCoted TO NOV, I, lSs6-Central Standard Timer
TIST Ann GnTT9 T6 PIITSlnR1U Am m FVRi IHI
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Mrs. Fhpos ohealsy, Jefferson, Clay
county, Ia, tells the following remarkable
story, the truth Of which Ia youchad for
BY the residents OF the town: ~ am "a
years old, have been troubled with kid.
icy complaint and lSmORess for msAy
years. could not drens myself without
help. Now am free from all pain and
soreness, snd am able to do all my own
homework. love my thanks to Electric
BitterB for having renewed my youth and
removed completely all disease and PAIN
Try a bottle, only 800, at Logan d Co.'S
drug atora, 4
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educational.
m. % GHANTAL ACADEMY,
NEAR wHKElIEG, W, "a.

The talrty.uIuth year OF this W~sl-tnOWu Acad
,my, nudsr the charge Of the Visitation Nuns
oUSa. on the aTIt Monday Of september next and
p]ont1uef ton monthA'
Pupl, received at Euy tine in the session.
Thora Who desire TO place their daughters In n
,nIatutiOn ISOrding exceptional advantages In
no way Of heElthiul and delightful location, ex'
Co'lcp, boud, thorough discipline and instruction.
Al Inc hands Of lifelong teachen, In every depart
msnt Of female education, including the moiern
i,puiAgQ aud music, should send for . catalogue
al tbh school, Address,
Nrsoussso Of the Academy Of the Visitation,
MT, Dc CHANTAL,
,o2s.oaw Near Wheeling. ". Va.
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dent species. l got hold Of Wilson's,
Audubon'0 and Baird's writings and de
youtad them in the presence Of the birds
themselves. The m~ocklng,blrd, the sing
ing lhrushes, the cardinal groaSbask,
tho blue.jay and the w~Oodppcker1
Interested me most, l know nov
that l was blindly cropping after some
means Of artistic expression, but then ]
was not conscious Of the impulse. Ia
deed, l was as free from selIconsciousness
as it Is possible for any person to bs. All
manner Of knowledge was taken, as was
food, to sstisiya hunger, and with thai
exquisite, almost eCstsliC pleasure which
the appearance Of appstste brings to q
healthy boy, 80.
You will remember that l began this
talk by saying that II l were q boy again l
should 'sltend 10" certain things, at all
hazards. One thing l should do, would
DO to tIyto do over again all that | did do.
In fact, after all, l do not aee how | could
have enjoyed lie more, or made more OF
my chances. True, as l have said, l see
where | pushed aside some precious op-
portuniies, but other delightful expert.
ences took the place OF the lost ones, aud
often | "buildsd better than l knew as |
put together the stones Of requirement. l
suspect that q liberal and correct Inowl-
edge OF nature ia the foundation oil art,
and II / have any Of the artists power l
owe It to q infinitely faithful study Of ma
sure at q time when | was quite unoon.
tGious Of any artistic impulse within me,
Were l q boy again l should begin earlier
to train ia art, though / often doubt
whether any forced and conscious growth
is entirely free and good, and wholly
desirable,
Sometimes ] have tried to recall the PEI
Rod or point at which | reached the state
Of conscious art efforts. A hszs hangs
over 1t aud all Ia uncertain. | began
BketChing in a rude way and tried verse,
as other Imaginative boys do, but l felt
like one cropping through a rosy psriumed
cloud, COLOR blinded me, music over
whelned Ie, the mystery Of lie tascln.
ated me. l stood abashed and ashamed
before my utterly inadequate efforts Of ex'
preston efforts | had made at the white
heat OF furious enthusiasm only to lind
when / cooled of that they were charcoal
instead OF Llamond-the carbon OF medi.
Ocriiy instead OF the carbon OF genius;
and yet | felt a whole universe OF poetry
in me. Then came the great var Of the
rebellion ard | became u boy soldier
blown about by the storm like q dry leaf,
Not aspear Of beard was on my face when
the war endsdi but l was beginning 10
think Of being a man. Scared veteran
that | was.
II l were a boy again ! should begin
early to study the power Of words and to
make out the shades OF meaning in color
and form. What We all most lack Ia
ability TO express ourselves, We may
easily Clothe our thoughts In words; but to
put ourselves into theflrmula, thereis the
officially. The nature OF the bee goes
into the honey, tho individuality Of the
mans life should 90 into his work. This
IL Rlt spd art 10 power. knowledge ID
nothing, wisdom Is nothing until the
geniEs Of tho man applies II by the won
Ger.working power Of art. II | were a
boy again this powlr should not escape
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-11-26

All Iralus lally GGgept SUNDAY,
PullmRn'B Palace kulfet or Hotel Sleeping Gam
Philadelphia aud New York, West 70 Columbus,
Cincinnati, Louisville, Chicago, indianapolis aud
u. Louis. /
For through tickets, baggage checks, sleeping car
ply 70 JOHN @, T0MLlNs0N, Ticket Agent At Pan,
handle Station, foot Of Eleventh steel, or At City
Ticket OaOe, under AoLure HOUSE, Wheeling.
JAMIE AOOREA,
General Manager Pttbbnrgh Pa
Z. A, FORD,
aenl Pass and Ticket Agent, RVs6ltSh, Pa.
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IBGIiyI6GIIyT 49,.
M. i Ms. COM
-
Layc-tarkonbut .......... 6iO1l BiS0I did
Arryc-WlillamBOvn(MRrfl'ihl BiDI A:OOl 7,2O
b. MGtys, U..mD,,l $500 (tbOl 1;N
Friendly (MAtAtnOrOl .m",m"nl 7!lO| 6:9I 1870
Bltenvile. ." ".,..,,........"m" 7i5CI S,55l Ills
n, N,
bhTlW vIt,,,I u, ,tt,,,uIl ~ Iis,s,,, .1.l+.,utlnI btOU b!bl l2,U
Now a t'insYllle, ..m.....n...D..I SIS 6OI i7iS0
iFOGiOf"'.'''i,,,. A,...n....nUnHU bi& Bl1 lilb
y!Afing loI, ,,,,a,,.,V,,, ,,,n,. sol g!S0l l!b
MOutdsl illeU ,m.,..U,,N,,.. $500 7.lOl 400
HguWpOu. ,,.a,, n,,,,,...naN..D.a QiOl 1891 ii86
MheHllnR .,,.,nu,,,,nn,, a.rnu lQtO5 7i4bl 4.h
PASSENGER tfRiuS daily Including suidaI. A
oointnodAuon lrainb ruins daily except sunday,
], q. TOMLtNBOE,
". !. ROBINSON,
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N!1s GnaAIaeaGG
Omcor Nos. IS and n TourIeontn stroet,

0aeol Nos, IS and ~ FoaT'sonla siroot,
oNLY A KISS,
Tt1aS EtrtRgI,
EaId q chap IN an of.h1nd way,
ToRdARLel c0quettlsh ald gay,
~ wJldett
He'd tbs heart to apply
For q kiss, would Sol! IL or nAyG'
Then the maiden with cunning replied.
"surh requests should be always dGpIGt;
II b safer aud be
To door your Ieluelt-
At least until SITTER you've tried"
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l have been preUtiCips medicine fol
twenty ytarp, and have meyer been able 10
put up d vegetable compound that would,
like simmons Liver Regulator, promptly
aud effectively move tleliVer to action and
at the same time aid (instead OF weaken,
ing) the digestive and sssimilslve powers
Of the system.
No2ihcr remedy within my knowledge
can MI It's piags.
L. N. AINToN, NJ. D., WASHINGTON, Ark.
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Transportation

pITTSBURGH, CINCINNATI Il 81.
i LOUIS RAILg0AD-F4Dhaujla Route;
Time tlbls Tor LAST AMI West corrected tu NOV,
II, 1888. Trains leave fAuAsulle station, fi9t VI
Eleventh street. ness public lsnGing, NJ follows
-Ceniral etlndaId timex.
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asdinrl.
THE GREAT REGULATOR,

No medicine Il 20 unit,
YeEHAlly used Rs simmons
Liver Regulator. 1t vi
~ way inlO every home,
by pure, steTllHg mtTit.
takes the plGce OF u
doctor aud costly pre-
bcFintiong, II Is d family
medicine containing no
dangerous qualities; bnt
purely vegetable; gentle
In ls action aud can be
nRiely given 10 any per-
son no matter what age,
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Inre-Vaet1eE

HayinV sold nIne-tenths Of tho Writing Machine
till IN the 5ihte, We claim II clearly demonstrates
the superiority Of our machines. BeloW,Wc.yiVe..l
partial list oi customers using Lhen1:
Daily %LntelligCncor.
Daily Register
Views Letter.
W p. Hubbard, attorney.
Robert White, attorney. 81
Joseph Il. PAUL., Attorney,
Russell 4 Stlicl, attorneys,
q, q StuFctss, attorney, MontNNtowI,
John A Hutchinson, attorney, P~arkenburg.s
Van wlnkle 4 Amber attorneys, PArkGabuTg,
LOOnA 4 TavGNner, attorneys, PATkeTsbufg,
". II. II Flick, U. &. District Attorney.
Hannibal Forbes, u &. Commissioner.
IL. NlliGker, Clerk o. 4. Court, PArkersbrrg,t
Clarence Smith, Cletk OF Court, FRiHmonL.
%. N, Clemens, Clerk of Court, PRfkCrlburg
y. q HOge, ClCfk Of Court, Hinton,
R 4 Fast, Clerk Of Court MOrgRnt0Nt,
Manufacturer Insurance Company.
Peabody Insurance Company.
u%nherWtitor1' Insurance Company.
Anderson \ Atkinson, Insurance 4 goncy,
Hdw. " Dunawny, city Receiver,
Vance, Hughes Co.
'LtuiW Bros, Brokers'
Junction IRON Works.
Whitaker Iron Woik1.,
4Au8hlin Iron Works,
lBenEOOi Iron Works,
a J Sweeney 4 Son,
Hobbs, BfOCkunlCf 4 Co,
NgOt full particulars inrCgArd toiteTn1s oi'gale'a n(
Il. L. ROSE d co.,
Ihit rs Twelfth strcat.
The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1886-11-17
FULLY Recovered.

The Husbandman is of the opinion
that the territory has never since the
completion of the Northern Pacific rail-
road been is so healthy financial con-
dition as now. The hard times which
followed Immediately upon the heels of
that event have past and the people are
in good fix once more. The low prices
precipitated by bringing our products
into competition with the states and our
sister territories were appalling, and
threatened many with bankruptcy. But
fortunately for the county, while farm
produce went down beef went up, and
although times were panicky, the good
feeling in live stock circles prevented
general abandonment of rural industries;
and to-day, although beef is low wool is
q fair price and tending upward, while
farm produce is bringing good figures,
which again keeps up our spirits. Hence
farmers and stockmen everywhere are
in pretty good financial trim. The crisis
which threatened the territory has pass
ed, and our people are worth fully 100
cents on the dollar. The majority of
them are out of debt and the rest are
where they are not likely to be cramped.
They are settling up their accounts and
getting square with the world and this
makes money easy and trade good.
The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1886-11-17
Read This, Farmers.

Here is a piece of good advice that we
wish to have our farmer friends read:
Ali over this broad valley viii be found
those who can act upon the advice here
in given and profit thereby:
"There are comparatively few farmers
in the northwest who have not felt the
cost of farm machinery to be grevous
tax, aud many are still struggling under
the burden of debt incurred i'm the pur-
chase of necessary implements, and yet,
as rule, in some sections, we see har-
rows, seeders, rakes, mowers, harvesters
and otier costly machinery, for which
there is no longer use this year, exposed
TO the action of the elements. 1t is gen.
orally admitted that farm implements
and machinery are injured more by ex-
posure than by actual use. They rot gu t
and rust out rather than wear out; espe-
cially is this the case with more expen-
sive and complicated machinery. If
you have not already collected your i'm
plements and properly housed them,
delay no longer. Clean of the soil and
the substances that have collected on
the lubricating oil, by the use of benzine
or kerosene Cover the surface of the
metal with tallow or some non-drying
oil and paint the wood when required,
so that it may harden before spring. If
you cannot provide suitable buildings,
perhaps you can secure storage at your
nearest town for a small consideration
In any event you can erect platform of
rails or stone, place your machinery
upon it, and cover with hay or straw
North Dakota Farmer.
The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1886-11-17
The Montana Militia,

The 900 stand of arms will not be
issued by the war department to the
Montana militia just now. At one time
everything seemed to promise such an
event. The chief ordinance officer, sent
a bond to be filed out and signed in due
form, and it was SO filled out and was
signed by representatives of some mil
lions of dollars worth of property. 1t
was supposed that the arms would be
Immediately thereafter forwarded. Bnt
the chief of ordnance wrote back that
he had been advised that he could
not make the issue without a bond of
the territory, AS no officer Of the ter
ritory is authorized to give such bond
the whole matter rests in statu quo. 1t
is probable that at the meeting of the
legislature authority will be asked to
permit the governor to bond the terri
tory for the safe keeping and return (if
called for Of these 1000 stand of arms
for the Montana militia. In the event
of the passage of such a law the issue
will be acknowledgements.
The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1886-11-17
WyOmlng's Governor.

George w. Baxter the new governor of
Wyoming, is a very young man, not over
80 He is a son of Judge Baxter, former
ly governor of Arkansas and one of the
principals in which was known as 'the
Brooks Baxter, war" in 1874 in that state.
He entered West Point in 1875, and after
graduating in 1880 served two years with
the army on the frontier. Than he re-
signed and married the daughter of Chas,
MCGEE, the wealthiest man in the state
of Tennessee, who is president of several
railroads and no end of coal mines.
While in the service in Wyoming young
Baxter got hold of fine cattle ranch,
which he resigned from the army to take
charge of, and has since been a resident
the of the territory, When he came
president was SO much pleased with
his appearance that he rendered him the
of governor.
The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1886-11-17
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One OF a Tough Gang.

Deputy Sheriff o. P. TempIeton re-
turned from Forsythe Monday, where he
captured one Bill Hill alias Grant, alias
Oldersleeye, who was wanted for steal
ng horse from Mr.. Marshall, on the
Madison, which be rods to Gardiner and
sold to Chas. Scott He also broke jail
in Virginia City few days ago, and is
further wanted as being implicated in
in the attempt to hold up stage near
Dillon last summer, in which the driver
was murdered. He is said to be ''slick
one," but did not prove himselfsuflcient-
ly wary to avoid capture at the hands of
Temp" and mighty few do when he
once strikes a trail.-Enterprise