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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1886-01-28

| Die Scrantcn Gcrnet 9anb bGIt al
8aibinston'5 @eturtstag in 9lattcr'i
Salle einen Bali ab.
Gtprse Slider fubr 5rsitaB a6eni
nit elmer @efdtrlin mad YittStpn uni
ipuroe Bel Der 9iidtebr (um Nlitierna6t,
nabc 9apIorpiae Bon trei Gerlen an0er
fallen; Sipei mattcn ii1 an ibn, bei
0ritte Ueriudtc feline Gefdbriin aus ben
S0ltten su rtibsn. Gum Slid bate
! Slider cinCu JieooIoer tci iih, CT Der.
ipu lccie cinen ber g9egelagercr Surd
inc Sduf unS fuGbrcno iib bic g,rs
bcrcn init ibrcm GdMcrabcn beT6aftig:
fen, ia8te Slider in ppIer Garriere bG'
BON.
slmtroiiuS SerI bon ber 49,,
idweI9t i'm 0pligeiiibt rer 8atelircus
ben. benr feline Grau teitInftc Jpn pOr,
le5tcn NpntGs init cinem pau5badi9en
Sun8en mb Sie 9tadbarimen IhpSren
lommt uno ionbcr5 harauf, oaB bCr
ileine 9SsI.biirser Sas 9ltb;lS Ieines
SdtCrs iit-nur in fICincrcm 80rmat.
Sn Ger 10. Maro iHeinen feline Seut.
iden DemofrateH su ivpGrcn, btnn in
icoem ter bticen 8itritte iinb brci Sr.
lineer ais &iBiIenjcomitss ermannt
IprrSen.
sB" Stride 8aaren icber gtrt in
S!cdltanner, bel eDdS. Sampcl, 9ittss
ton gIpcnue.
Die Scranton StabImihIc Bat cine
OeitCilunA bon Der grie giienbabn Sc.
fir $1,000 Sornsn GtabIidiengn crs
baItlu. 9ie Sdicneu ipsrocn circn
piertcl 3oQ b6ber oIs ipis bic oeiutbnIi.
den mo mdiien 81 4funO sur garS
iuie9en.
0GorBe 8snneSp, BON tcr 10. 3arS, |
jet8ie idpn lun8e Spuren bon Suiinn
uno puree auf stntraB iciner @Itcrn BON
Den GUftpren Saro uno Seebaer am
iSreitun unte,iuGt. sic etfIdrten ibn
ftr irrilnnig unb orbneten feline llebCr.
fdbrun9 mad Sem glrmerbauie an
ipabrideinIih tpjro cr ipdtcr mad Dams
bile sebra6t.
Scr GeidnBbcrsin aurora bat mad
LANCER Stubcpluie feline llGbup8cn untcr
'er Seitm8 bon nBrpfcNor" Rattcr
rieeer aufgenpmmtu.
Mce8ermsiitsr stephan 0utbsin; bat
eft SeIepbonepeTbiubuH9 uno ade 9ts
tcllun5en hur@ ben 5eraiprebsrpsrecn
prompt ausgciiibrt.
Gin 9uride Nam:us Sblriv Srona
IN Oiittpcb glben0 in bic SGubmas
tsrwcglitdtte bon McGroaip, in ccr l2.
lSarS, uno beBanu bic Gan;e Gimidis
ing su bempIiren unb auf bic Strabe Al
uerfen. Damn gmg Der @atbcri6 na6
'cm SlaidentierNeihGft bon Syobn &ee'
ian, I'm iein 3erii6runSsipsrt frrisus
egsn, ipHrSe aber cin8efan8cn unS bris
jclIcdt.
r@- Die bili0itan Groceries fat
SRas. Sampcl, 9itiston glpenue.
Die go. 424 aycSp,ct aucnue mob.
ienoe Sf!cSet Nturpbp Hel am Sam'
tag 2tbcuo auf bem @Iatteife an gGp.
ming Apsnue unO brad em Yein.
Ea" Sn 25wsnfcn & Gbcr's Seuts
dem Grocerie Store fbnucn itets bic
eittn 80arCn ;u niGprj9Iten greiIen
iefunoen nerSGu. #
e9- Gbas. S#eud's SticfeI. unS
5dubseiddft 1T nit ben 6eltsn g9aas
en- rciaIid bstiCbcn uno bic 9reiIe
IND 10 nieSrig, iuie irgcnbpp in Der
5taSt. Q
EeS- SIN SdubTtore Der 8cbr. Slid
N Gebaritr. iinbet man bie beIiclGaare.
So 6eigcnipan'S bsriibmtcs gisu,
Irf Eager unS 9aIantine's Grport
Bier 1T INNER su baben beim TdBdcn
Der GubenO Slai8en bel Whbael
Dtilcr. 434 unb 1876 geear gtpenue
'esBIsi6en Sie beTcu Gutlbcn unS
5ierhe gu DerIcibsn. 9tne 8eiteluns
In0en Eel Roit oSCr GcIepbon p;tnltIi6
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1886-01-28

- 9ii6ter 9retper, bon Ser. ct.
Sreisscridte, bat in benz 9IaoefaIe Ses
Staates Ganias eesen ben 9ier6rauer
2SaIruif (Oon 9aprsncs) entI6ieben,
baB Der Staat entipeoer benz g8aIruff
cine GntfddSi8un8 bon $4,000 fir
feline 8rauerei be;abIen USer i'm Tein
9eiperbe fOrtieBen Iafen mii6e. e.-9ie
gntideibuns lit bon ipsitsebenSen SuIs
gen, Senn iie bebeutet, baB Der Staut
fur aIIes GiBentbum SdabsnerIab Ieis
item mb, bas 6urb SaS grpbibitionss
seieb geiddoist pber pertbIos ipirS.
9aour6 iperben ben 8aisrjimpeln pieIs
Iei6t bic slugen gebiinet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1886-01-28
0resnmittfI hri silslsris.
Suits aber,Aderte 9Siaea.

9uirs 9iaeu fne nit elmer @aniuenSss ssn6cys
nede abercaeI, trsihe etsielbtn io on1fnfem wle
Npn;eet ,um Gtnueb en- une iiltl rem i5rAdittn
Weasen suirAstth maas.
gfbsraa ~ tsbsn. SO Sis,s Il IuHa5 S;F., 80
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1886-01-28
tsjeUr9c SaiFplb,
Oemti ID c SSirtb / eb q #,
5l3 Pjttstpn 4ps., SiSIeite.

9nOsm id msiutu SrruuScu ete @sitifts.
troTnurg 3ur 8enntuiF brinpe, gsbe Id ole
gstiiitruua onb itl tets Die Uouiglidhsn
@ciriuie icerr art. .uno feiuhe Gigdrreu pur.
rithi9 bllte.
80 msrNe mid btigeben Oard, ,uooriom.
menoe Ssoisnuns msiusn GdtgH ben auicnt.
balt an9enebm 30 md6eH,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1886-01-28

ant Glss borri;bis, mas ou qcbrnsmihcln
uno SpGereirn in elmer SamiIie gebrautlt
Diro, II onrh praitihs Nerntb ese GeitGf
ttS beIlbilt biIIi9rr uno beilsr ein,utauiru.
nls piels guNere. beSient reel unO li;fsrt
9Garen uai isoem StanHbeils. Gr lnoet bic
Qeaii5sn itnts etaohbeilss fg,uHSlitf ~
siHsm Ssiuds Gin. 4
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1886-01-28
9insbea 3leiOer 9ans.

Sir tfr 3erftbsi neus alribsr
SOrst tsr Pets ferIr S6nsibrr
gimmt has Iab uuS iausirst ~,
Sti4sit rbrs 8Gl unN Sub.
g1r ia mill, taB auf mem Bale
SInsu Tnmeu rr grfaIlr,
Gjtbs bin gum SinsbstG i&nrf,
Tamil or i9m auf her ShIP
dunifsrsdt tat @Gb fann nrtmrn
3u mem laUrsn uub braurmrn
gIuSus, 9Iatt urb roblsrnabt
Ter i'm Subrlt nobel frbt!
Term tas Spri6pprt Gilt ned bruit:
ySdEre NItipr mahtH 2rutt"
g8r rtRt nobel auslaHirt
gHirS gcbSris rriprItilt.
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scrantpn Nearft.8eridbt.

86dentlit tOrrigirt bon q. 2. BiomaBer
$50 gndamannd Queuue,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1886-01-28
Grfdjiaffte @inerWriSr,
frankf trbfr

guS tisisn iIriabeu eHtfishtn Trtiyitrtd ali;r
eranlbetn hes nisnihtuasihletts. 6clStnee
IMit, traacr SublaGua, Sgppitpeb nit nebels
fetf, @plileibiqfeif nadl pem GNsn, Hbutts
euaa asasu fbr9erIidle poer eeiities Ans
iireneuue, aujitpBen uadl Der Wiabliet,
RetlbaTteit oeo leuperameuts, eeorddts
etimnuua. eiu SeidhI ais babe man traeno
cline piiidbf oeriaunt, Gdlipinoei, Seritlos
pien, qfnftd,eH per ben NupeH, ounfeldes
tdrbter liriu, eaHIitdie Serftop fuHe.
iuh erirretTn bic anwtneun1 tines Stiimtttls, eas
tttstl auf bic Qtter uirtt. als Elm geasraStilmttd
faben lgtt'S @iilcu mist ihre5 Gle@tn. 4bre
aairtuna aui 9isTen unc Saui N ebentauS pIsIupt
inesm fs aur unrsubsitcn eurtb tteie trei ,,giuss
fehrer PsS aNitems" ttitiiia;u une NrrGtit, Sc
innee 9tTeauuna, relCimasiatn Sntlaan9, Haze
Saul unh tinen Iyiitistn Stptr beriteitu. IHii'S
WtIleu reutid6eu reteT Gtel cter N:ibiHEtieeu,
NHe ein arlueli6s5
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2ifs 6ratfdjer 8rieIr.

p@r glmOneirt I'M .@pGenbIott'
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-03-28
oKHKRAL HEWS.

The unfinished business. being the
Judiciary Committees resolution'. uAs
then taken up I'd Jackson addressed
the Senate in opposition to them.
A letter has been sent to United
States District Attorney HiIboru by
Port Collector Hager. notifying him
! hat four ChinANomcn were illegally
laDded from the steamship Oceanic on
the 18th OF the present mouth. Tue
letter sets forth that these women had
10 doeumentS TO show that they
had aHy right To land but we're
Landed by means Of writs of habeas cor
pus, after they had beer detained by
Customs officers
In compliance with request from
Secretary Lamar, W. b. Wheaton. Reg
lister Of the Land Office at San Francis
CO, has forwarded his resignation to
Washington. asking that it do not take
effect until June 80.
Hon. J. C. Ha1elett, OF Dayton. Lyon
county. is said to lie a pronounced candi-
date for State Treasurer on the Iepub-
lean ticket.
W. G. Hyde writes from Paiisade that
be has too much regard for the old
COm>tock to decliue his nominatio n rs
the new Postmaster OF Gold Hill.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-03-28

On Tuesday night three strangers
vent to the house Of Mrs. Schlander, II
widow lsly living Twelve miles from
Lexington. Miss, gagged and bound her
aud a paddier. who vas III the house at
the time, with n view OF securing u
large sum Of meney believed "a be Sc
GREETED in the house. The old lady was
subjected To all manner of torturr, and
it was not until they carried her to Is
dre and threatened to burn her that she
told them where 81, was secreted.
As Eoon as this Spm vas secured aud
800 that tho peddler had. the robbers
left for Lexington. The pedller got out
his knife, cut the cords, released him.
self and gave the alarm. Town Mar
shall Jeunett and John Given started in
pursuit. and overlook the robbers about
a mile from Lexington, where a battle
occurred. One Of tie robbers was in.
stantly killed aud another wounded.
The wounded rObber was traced 10 the
edge Of town, and hopes are entertained
Of their capture. Iu the sack addressed
to Mrs. Schlander on the person Of the
dead robber was found $2I5. In his
hat was n band neatly embroidered with
the initials &c. g."
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-03-28
IN THE DISTRICT CURT

or the County Of Elko, State Of Nevada.
In the matter OF the s.tAi. CT }. n. ST. Clair.
Drcrased.
Order tn show cause Why . Decree Of distri.
button should not be made.
On reading and n.ing the petition Of l. W.
81 Clair. the administrators 81 the estate Of J.
VI. St clair drcrASrd. setting forth that be h..
nlsd his anal account OF HIS administration OF
the s-tAte ufsAfI dec-ssed in this Court and
that the same has been duly settled and allow.
ri. that al the debts and expenses Of aduipi..
rAti"n have Ie-u duly paid: aud that . portion
" said estate renTAiBS to- u be divided ANON,
the surviving hti-s IL said Iscsa.rL and p.ay.
ing ArucnE other things for an "rIsr Of distri.
button Of the residue VI said ssi..S Among the
p'TsVus entitled.
IL Is ordered that all PtrsopS interested In
the estate % the sid J. II. ST. Clair lie, ,As- .,
Ic aud sprsar before the District Court Of
the f"nrth JudiciA District u the County Of
T. 40. at the Court Boom Of -sid Court, in the
Town of E!Eu. in said EIku County. Oh SAT.
CHDAi. THE SETENTEESTH DAY OF
APRIL. A. D.. ls>G. At ~ O'clock .. m, then
and there 10 show cause Why All ORDER Of iii ;.
tribu'iou shnu i no; he mAI- II the residue
of said estate among the heir. of the said do.
ceased. srrvrling to law.
Its furth"T ordered, that a cory Of this or.
der Il Published for four successive weeks.
b"f"r- tn" said i5ts day Of April. 4. D..
iSS. in tic ELKo lNpTrE>pExr. = n,U,pAp,r
printed AID published In the said EikoI COUNTY,
Il. Il. BIUILO~.
District Judge.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-03-28

4 newspaper published in Princeton,
Ills. fell into our hands yesterday and
in looking over its columns, We were
both surprised and panied to discover
the following:
"a company made mp from both ends
OF the city, with fat baskets, took pos
session of the home OF j. X. Hopkins,
southeast Of town, Friday evening, aud
made things as pleasant as possible for
Mr. and Airs. H."
1t is extremely dificnlt to conceive
how a rustler like "Our Hop" could go
of: get stranded in n corn-fed country
and be forced to rely for a living upon
donations Of cold grub from charitable
neighbors. But there can be no mis-
take ms to the identity OF the unfortu-
nate. There are the initials, j. X. aud
while there are several Hopkinses
known to fame, there is but one genuine
~. Kantankerous."
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-03-28

Virginia Chronicle: On Saturday,
the 18th instant Governor Adams r..
eeived a letter fran Hon. Daniel Man.
ming, Secretary Of the Treasury. return.
ing to him the Indian war claims re.
Gently approved by the Board OF Exam.
incrs of this State with the exception
OF Mrs. Stiles claim. which was trans
United to the Secretary Of VA for IN.
ture con.iisratioD) With the information
tha' "no provision Lad been made by
Congress for the adjudication OF these
CLAWS" as . class Of claims which can
not be euteriSiprd Without legislation
by Congress-, .,..
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-03-28

The COMMUNISTS ia New York City
Tuesday celebrated the fifteenth anni-
versary Of the revolution Of Paris.
Blood-red banners, With the words
''vive Ia Commun-r' on them in golden
letters, draped thr back Of the stage Of
the hall, and bLcod-red ribbons foated
from the dresses Of the ~omen. Every
man spotted a rel rosct;e in his button
hole. Most every child wore red stock
inSs. 4. G. Renault. President Of the
Societe Communists R=volntionsire,
told in English. Italian and German
about the Sonl erful results that had
come Of the revolution O! 1871, aud the
still more wonderful results to come
from the ideas sOwn in mems minds.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-03-28
NEW TODAY.
TO A CONSUMERS.

The Elko Water Company hereby
gives notice that all families or persons
Sho intend 10 use water this Summer
will be required to commence payment
for the same on Monday. the 29th in-
slant. The rates for the irst month or
six weeks will be quite low, but it is alb
solutely necessary hat the Company
receive some compensation during the
early part Of the season in order that
works may lie put in proper shape to
furnish plenty Of wa'er to all consumers
during the Summer.
ELkp WATER COMPANY.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-03-28

4 special dispatch from Reading. Pa.
says: Christian Glausscr residing here
is engaged In curious business. 1t is
that Of killing dogs aud furnishing the
meat to certain families who eat it.
They consider il very palntable aud
healthy. He keeps in his yard a num-
Der Of dogs which be faitens and kills
as he finds demand for their meat. He
extracts the fat and sells it to persOns
afflicted with colds. rheumatism nnd AZ
fections Of the chest. lie says that It Is
better than lamb. veal. beef or pork.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-03-28

A dispatch received here to-day from
J. W. Dorsey. mt Carson, ANNOUNCED
that the injunction restraining parties
from work. the disputed mining
ground in TuscaroA. granted by the
District Court at Carson. has just been
sustained by tine Circuit Court to which
the Ease MAS transferred. As the new
trial On the question of title will not
probably take place until the next term
Of the Circuit Cont, operations in the
May Queen will necessarily he suspend.
ed uutil after November next. at east.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-03-28

~. B. Dow. an old resident Of Canon
City, just before his death . couple Of
months ago. requested = friend to write
10 . woman in the States and tell her
be had not forgotten her. A Response
from the Eastern lady stated that she Is
the daughter Of Mr. Dow, Who deserted
his vile and two children over twenty
years ago, running away with . IN
Who left her husband and four children.
and requested that if her father had
any property it he held for the legal
heirs. As Mr.. and Airs. Dow we're
quite People-he a bard-~orkinS indus
trious nlSn. and she quite prominent in
religious circles-the allegation that
they were polygamis;s has created =
sensation in Carson society.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-03-28
The sunken steamer

Three divers aud = Tarty OF vreckers
are at work on the sunkeu stramer Or
,gon of Long Island. The divers de-
scended on tue mainmaSt OF the sunken
Steanrr, and remained beiuw about an
hoIr, the greater part of the time hav-
ing been taken up in climbing up and
down the long mast. The diver walked
the entire length Of the Oregon" and
found that all the matches had been
forced open - far as could he seen.
The after part Of the vessel was unin-
Jured, although the cabin doors and
skylights had been Vrenched of and
the water VA washing through into the
saloon. On the upper deck near the Of
hcer's apartments are two staterooms.
The diver went into the stateroom which
had been occupied by Mrs. Z. ID. Nor
gan and found the furniture floating
about at the ceiling. He secured the
handbag aud valis-. aud pulling q large
steame trunk from under the lower
berth, took it ON deck, where it hoated
To the surface aud was taken OH LUurd
the tug. The diver then gent forward
to the forcmast, which had fallen. and
found that the ship was broken in two
at that point. 4 passage way was thus
opened to the lower decks. from which
all the cargo had Lceu washed out. In
mouds. There will be no effort made
to raise the steamer. The object Of
their work is TO determine exactly the
size and condition Of the hole in the
"Oregon's" side and secure what they
al Of her cargo.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-03-28

Distnct Attorney Knmlrr Of Cincin.
natl Tuesday filed ia the United 81 ,trs
Court ut Columbus Government papers
to test the validity of the BELL Tel
cpbono patents, the defendants mined
in the petition being the American Bell
Telephone Company. n corporation nu-
der the laws of Massachusetts,, the Cen
trail Union Company under the laws Of
Illinois, the Erie Telephone and Tel.
egrnph Company under the laws OF
Massachusetts, the Central District aud
Printing Telegraph Company under the
laws Of Pennsylvania, the Cleveland
Telephone Company, City and Suburb.
All Telegraph Company, the Union Tel.
ephone Company and the buckeye lei.
ephone Company under the laws OF
Ohio, and Alexander Graham bell.
The attorneys for the Government are
Soliciiut-Geners Goode. District Attor.
ney Kumler, Alien q. Thurman. Gros-
emo L. Lowry, Punton Il Chandler
aud Charles Whitman OF sp cial coun.
sci. Process was issued directing the
appearance by May 18th aud requiring
that the answer be died ON or before
June LIST.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-03-28
LIVE AND LET LIVE

Past experience har demonstrated the
truth Of the axiom tn.: Honesty is tue
best policy in business Ms we'll rs in
private life; and actuated by this policy.
| shall in the future as in the past keep
constantly on hand n full supply Of fresh
aud desirable
G~EoCERIEs AND Provision
OF the best quality. suitable to the re-
quirements Of my customers. which will
he sold nj the lowest rates consistent
With sound business principles.
1t is well known that n large amount
Of money is annually sent from Elko
county IN payment for goods purchased
abroad. aud in some measure to coun-
teraet these foreign purchases | have re-
Gently added Ia my stock u well selected
and desirable line Of
Doors n SHoEs
which / guarantee to sell at as lev &c.
ures as the same quality Of goods can be
purchased elsewhere. transportation
added. with the advantage Of having nm
opportunity to examine the goods be-
fore purchasing. All goods guaranteed
to be just as represented.
With sincere thanks to the public for
the liberal patronage extended in the
past, and soliciting II continuance Of the
same in the future, / am,
Respectfully,
HIRAM CHASE
Elko, Oct. 3lst. 1885.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-03-28

The State University will be opened
April 18th with imposing ceremonies
but in view Of the fact thu. the MAORI.
~ of the applicants for admission arc
not far enough advanced 70 puter Oh the
University course Of study, the regents
have wisely concluded 10 establish a
preparatory coprSc for the hrsl aud sec.
OnJ years,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-03-28
Lost,

On the train March goth. somewher,
10 the vicinity Of 1oano, this county, q
Poll.iaI receipt book containing Nos.
7l3 10 $50 inclusive, Al the above re-.
ceipts have been cancelled, and ate
therefore worthless 10 the GIsler. A..
stSrA. W. Hesscp will give a reason.
able reward for their recovery,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-03-28
LEASED THE HUMBOLDT HOUSE

The patrons Of the we'll. known Hum
boldt House and public generally, are
hereby Informed hat l have leased
from JOSEPH Lang, the % named
House for the term Of one year. and will
continue the business as heretofore. |
shall endenvor To so conduct the house
as to assure entire satisfaction To all who
may favor it with their patronage.
JoHS KLLscH.
Elko, Feb, ~, 1886.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-03-28

Silver State: Officer Hadley arrested n
young man and lodged him in jnil for
disturbing the peace. 1t appears that
the man has been living with Il culored
woman in Kesler's block, and got into
a row With the woman while under the
influence OF liquor.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-03-28
Amos oudsrktrk Dead,

AnOS OuoSIklIk Oe2o.
Nelson Ouderkirk. who with his FAM
lily came in from his ranch in Mound
Valley. received through the Postofice
this morning a letter from Il. q. Weir,
dated at Miles City. Montana, bringing
him the sad news of the death of his
younger brother Amos, which occurred
on the 18th instant at Mr.. Weir's ranch,
% miles distant from Miles City. The
young man, though very robust and
vigorous, was seriously afflicted with
cataTrh, his nos rils, As he stated, hav-
ing been entirely closed for some time,
causing much annoyance in breathing.
He had been stopping at a ranch six
miles from Miles Citv, md rode horse
back out to the Weir place on "a visit,
arriving there on the 10th instant.
Soon after dismounting he complained
OF q severe pain in his head, winch con-
tinued to Increase in violence until he
became delicious. His friends at the
ranch did all they could for his relief,
but they were without avail, death en-
suing two days after he was taken
down. The remains were buried nenr
tho ranch by tho Sorruwing friends,
whom he had gone. with joyous nntici.
pHtions. to visit. The deceased WIS for
n long time n resident in this vicinity,
where he was well md fayorubly
known. having gone from here to Mon
tSna only = few months & o
The sudden aud untinlely death has
brought sorrow TO the heart Of n loving
brother. but 10 the aged parents the
loss Will be irreparable.
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The Monaghan Duck, Who murdered
the Wickershams, has been arrested
aud held at HongkonS. An officer will
be sent from San Francisco to bring tie
flying Duck back to California.
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New GoodsI New StyleSI

| have just received my samples for
Spring and Summer suits. and. having
made Special arrangements nm now able
to mike clothes to order cheaper than
ever. None can compete with me in
prices. II you want "a nice suit, don't
delay. Remember. perfect fit guarnu,
terd. No lit. no pay.
Il 81. EEISmARr.
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Stallion For Sale.

Joseph Herman. OF Pleasant Valley.
offers for sale his fine Clydrsdule. Nor
gan stallion at IA figure below his value,
being now desirous Of changing the
stock horses on his ranch. The animal
is n beautiful bay, black name. tail aud
legs, without spot or blrmish; is II
hands in hight and weighs 1850
pounds. lie is pretty aS n picture, and
took II special premium nt the State
Fair last Fall. In disposition he is
kind and gentle az II spaniel. Any per-
son wishing to procure Il most desirable
animal at II bargain n do 70 by calling
OH Mr.. Herman in Pleasant Valley, Is
miles FAST Of this place. sod.
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BORN.

SEELT-Near Fort HAlleck. March 81.
lHSG. to the vie vi ". I. Nicely, ::
daughter.
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7ESEaEEs Or THESE HORSES
WAR

Read the advertisem, mt Of the enter,
,ainment Tor nett Tuesday evening In
another column.
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bead Morris Badi's new Wells Al ip
apVtber column.
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DKD

OrDERFtEE-Sear Mics Ci:y. sionta-
ua, March Is, 1856, Amos Ouirrkirk,
n native Of Williamsburg, Duudas
county. Canada, aged - years.
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Dated March 10. 1876