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Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-01-05
LOCAL NEWS.

Hang up IA new calendar.
Ne through mail Tuesday.
!. II. Smell, If Maiden is in town.
Ladies' and gents WOODEN hose M de-
Wits.
Jim Kane won three turkeys at the file
last week.
For choice candies and nuts. go To
DeWitt's.
Drugs and Medicines u, Eastern prices at
DeWht'r.
Cd. McNamara, IL Fort Maginnis, was
in town Sunday.
IT.. Frost, Of Mcdonald creek, was in
town iirst az week.
Fine line of Pocket Knives and Table
CUTLERY. IL; peWi,ts.
County Commissioners met in regular an
nnal session this week.
A number of cowboys came to town this
week to take Ia the glove contest.
Mrs Cha~. B.~sey. Of Maiden, is spending
"a couple of days nj the count -ecat.
No end To- dancing parties. Sec adver-
i-crncn,s Of Mr.. Jensen in another column.
Mr.. John Fognrty and Mrs. E,l. Fogarty,
~ Mcdonald creek. were in town last week.
jus. received. ~ fine stock ~ lined and
unlin.d Kid and buck gloves at DeWitt's.
I'd. MORGAN, of stamford, brother ri r.
=. Morgan, of that place. is visiting our
hnrg.
Just received. III DrWitt's. u large stock
sf Felt Boots German Socks and Over
shoes.
Now il the iiiue for 70 new almanac. filed
with quaek medicine advertise n,ents and
old jokes.
Judge Murray received "a number ~ very
elegant Christmas presents from friends
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24
BEE HIVE"
sos Market Street

After nc effects of the terrible blIzzar
We hope 70 cell some dress goods. an,
open the'sail with big drive in doubt
width, containing the new shsdes sucI
as Gobelln Blue, two shades OF SAGE
Nile Grern, Mahogany, Red Brown
oiive, Silver Gray Conl, Terra Gotta
etc., at the astonishing Irdee of 25 cent.
yard. =
we sell o better Black Henrictta. "A
inches wide, Inc and hfa7y, at 81, than
we have seeaoffered by anyone. sueciaI
novelties In black goods, well worth
your critical szaminatlon.
Have you seen our lire of Pe,r,ess
sateens, perfect beauties, at lgt5, cents a
ynrdi 90 pieces'of best uali aes OF French
Sateens at 3ii oeats. samo- grade yop
pay s71S cents elsewhere.
IL has beea years since we have sold
20 much Table Linen as now. We know
"hy-'ihe price and quality. A few rs !
'ent Damask 7owels at SO ceass.
About 1eo9 yards remnants, of Mack
suehlng, from half to thee-ouarters
price, A golden opportunity for YOU.
We are nov opening eur new epripe
Moths for Ladies' and MissSs' Jackets 1
Ame. Demcrest Spring Patterns, Port
oIos, etc, nc " ready,
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24
Rnzskins q. Co.
REAL ESTaTE DEPAayMEwr.
q X A Il is.

We ofier olT services and he benefit n
cur extended experience as Real Eatat
Agents, without charge, to ali intendIn,
purehssers,o of Real Estate; snd promise 1,
use our earnest endeavors to- procure IN,
most reasonable prices and best terms TO
my properly located in the City of VII
Having been long established in IN,
business, we are thoroughly acquainted
with tia values of all kinds OF CITY
PROPERTY and to considerable ex-
tent with the owners also We therefore
nave superior advantagee,fcF negotiatjn ,
purchases, and oftentimes baye valuable
information at hand which wuld ~
mos t,;isefnl to those desiring to buy.
You ucannot afford to dispense with cur
services, as We can almost invariably "a
cure better terms for our customers. ior
any piece OF property, than they can Oh.
tain, personally from the owners tn sm-
seiYas or through any other agencies.
We will attend promptly to neceoaary
uetatls, make all arrangements with
owners, and draw the legal contrast OF
purchase and sale without experse TO
tao buyer
All business will 20 considered ssrictly
c Confidential.
We will take pic asure at all ti1es in
Bnomitting Gny reasonable offer 10, owners
and believe purchasers will save money,
besides trouble and annoyance, by en
3aging our services.
HAWKINS g. CO.,
m6 1f2 haarket Street.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24
FAsmers andDopn.

II the farmers Of the countrv vlr
own worthless dogs could be Induced
to destroy them and su bstit ute ono Wsii
bred shepherd pup, net moIe, 60 eaoh
farm, the wealth OF every FARMING
community would be vastly Increased
In many ways. Farmers, With 4 IND a
TACT In getting along with dog, would
soon lind the colly saving them many a
step. Eager snd anxious to learn, will.
ing TO do over thing within bis power,
the young dog needs only q wise and
psuent restraint, an Intelligent direc.
t,on, TO become the most ussful hand on
the place. The ooily Is an alert and
discriminative watch dog, answering
Tor this Purpose far batter than the
heavy, sleeping, stupid, savage bull or
mestiff, who Is liable to attack his be, 4
ittsncs or eat up q child,
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24
1HE SIN OF OmlssIoN.

1t Init the thing you do, dear,
Its the thing ycu-loave undope.
Wmeh gives you O Dit Of q heartnohe
At the setting of the sun,
The tender word forsottsn,
Inc letter you ditilnot write.
Vho howor you might have sent. deay.
Are your hauatinS ghosts t. aiehk.
The stone you might have lifted
Oat Of . broIher'sway,
The Dit of hesttsons ooanseI
foa were hurried loo much TO say.
Inc loving touch OF the hand. dear.
ris gentle and w,nsons tone.
That you b I'd no tina or tn ~ int for
with troubles enough Of your own.
Thsas iittls scts Of h Indness.
Sc easily out of nind-
1heso chances 10 be angels,
WAioh even mogtels ftnd-
They come In night and silence,
Each chui reproRcAfuI wrath,
Whon hope IL faint and d tgsing,
And blight has dropped on f.ith.
For iifo "a all teo short, dear,
And sorrev is ali . e.sfsat.
FOR All our slow conn passion,
Tnat tArrteB until too late,
And tre not the thing yc d do, dear,
tts.the thing you lssvs und one,
winch gives you tho bitter head Rohn b.
AZ the setting OF tho sun.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24
Ensi,smsnt ON madison str..,.


Considerable Excitement vas ocs.,
stoned on Madiscu street betw san
roursh aud Fifth this morning by An
sitencation between. John u. DaileS and
IA hamilton. II aesms that DANA.
VINO 10 miikmaps entered Hamilton' 4
stofe with milk, aud while there Fam.
iiton made an accusation, which Daley
aeaiea. Hot words ensued, Whioh
ended by Hamilton putting bis opno.
nsat out OF the stoss. Some Rentls sn,n
"a the vicinity parted the two. Daley
.eqnested one OF them to go iuto Hanil-
~ 80 70 and gst his nat, which he
Is hnu tne mhk went ON his way.
'Sesroely had he disappeared when
Hsm iiton appeared with = hatoho.. bnt
was soon paoiAed aud RETURNED 10 b,s
store. Neithee man was iDj Both
men Sre spoken OF rs usually aalet and
inoffsnEive men. N' 'N
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24
senator shermau In,erv,.ws,

Nhw fohE, March 22.-SsaAtor Job,
onerman' who IN stopping At the Fifu
Assuuo nosel, was intervSsved to
night. Senator, what IA the ns1. ~ !,
"nshinRtonY" he was first esksd "a
rhere 10 not much ne ews." hg s.,d
lngals's speech has srousad
oonsloefaDle adverse criticism. %
fes, 30 have observed" /" sat,f NJ
onerman, but kthink the points ip hi.
speech that have been the most eys,,'
olsei were drawn out OF him by inter.
tnptlons; Mr. Ingalls, is . man. Won
IN % ii, rsioInsa snH is verz qniok and emphstio
what do yon thIbk OF eap,h-
7 Blsir's new scheme to favor ouaos ma,.,os
E ents2" sPpoiht'
ject." ''u'' 'nat spiS'
do you think there 10 any chanoe ,s,
passing the Mills Thrift bill?'' ="
Il DO not preten6 20 sneak for 0o,.
afese, or predict what will or will 80
% uons. IL doss not seem TO me. hox,
ever, that there is nIush chance Tor it,I
becoming law" ''- ~
"Do you think the tariff will be m.
maia Issue In the coming AN paiso?"
certainly hope 30, for, In INV jndor
.ent, ID direct issus bet ween nrotae
SION and free trader there will be an
majority for the iormsr
20. the lines be clearly drawn, and
mere can be no question OF the verdjct
ae people Will render at the polls. Bnt
. is not certain that the Ue noorata Iii
rave the courage 20 take a stand
9uarely on the Prasident's MESSAGE
.ne Milis bill Is very far from it. II is
nmpiy y political r,sa.uFs. gotten up
o.,a oaon votes, with bribes to certain
eed e, o. protection than the North.
neIt manufactures are In n crude oon. Ii
ition, and cannot exist without pro. II
WIN sot Mr.. Cleveland. in bia LET +
~ OF aseeptance, II ne rs nominated
sisefase the sentiments contained inf
- iAss mtesaRe, and make the tarifsI G
asees the Mills bill or NOT ?n
II hepe so. Tnat would be all t,,a :
'epub,icsns could ask"
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24
Phiiadelphla 70 be ouarantlne d.

HARRISBURG, March 28.-A proclama
tion was issued by Governor Beaver to
day, declaring quarantine in the dis
trict within.a radius of eight miles Of the
City Hall. In Philadelphia, because Of an
epidemic Of pleuro pneumonia reported
Ia that section. strict regulations, de-
signed to suppress and extirpate the dis
ease, are announced to go Into effect on
and after the 9th day of April. Thest
are with respect to the slaughter of cattle
etc. Secretary Thomas j. Edge will hav,
general charge of the plan to check thu
spread of the contagion,
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24
An Embarraaaed uonIrnctor

william 7. strauahn, the well Known
contractor OF this city, ia financially
embarrassed. Judgment has been en-
tered against him At the Court Honse
for S20. 600 On one of these iud o uents.
that OF John u. Brison for e. 500. exe.
cution has been issued. Mr.. Ssrauabn
has recently erected q pambsr OF ele
gant houses In this city and 1t is stated
that II he is not put TO q forced eal. he
Will bs able to pay dollar for dollar,
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24
For saia
SALE. nosr,sv rrrxs.

Van Buren street.
n kast Eighth street y rooms sh'
| ,ou.e,h have s rooms. bath and Other
I'nsSls \. Us, Sls. si7 and Gis Delaware ave-
h,nsea have II rooms bath. iaui1-
',n vruiefTcYs. desirAbly and con
ss,,sd with front and de yarha.
,laisk West street. rooms and
n lss ioss 1907, 1909. ioii. 1918 and
lLl,n lisn'n are ssw Ard nearly finished
N, lAte IMPROVEMENTS and located
hy improving nelghoorbood, win
ale 4l,,,tnn ,Sn Flace q rooms, bath etc.
1 Lincoln street. 6rooms and nAth Fith
igtst Front street.
g,dlson street,
yirg stree', 4 rooms and bath.
n iiA, iIsg and ll3s Poplar street, Q
n us2, ,4and nS walnut street, Q
\, ,m. 1878 l2i2. i2ii. i2ie and i2is
49,, rooms aud bath
NJ corner Beach and Franklin streets
.s corner Eighth and Franklin
sfo1hs and sewer connections.
kHjnlng on franklin sueet, 10 rooms
connections.
NJ nave All the improvements. with
"A m Yards. ami mont OF the public
IN makes them very desirahle.
ps,, No. lgl7 md 1919 Wcet seventh
SSns bath, fr,ut an side yards.
and l?l6 West Eighth sIeet, rooms
West FoaTth street. 7 rooms and
West Flthih street. 7rooms and bath,
sldtyAriS.
Af -ifcct. . rooms, bath, &c.
ne,i street, rooms and bath.
fighlh street, rooms.
10 nysl on the sou h side OF 18th
wen Market aud . Rnge streets.
JAuGUsrUs McCAULLEY,
No. 6O5 Market street.
80. i5s. ii6-w-f-s u
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24
To Go Ous Lake q Lamp.

The gsstifying intelligence comes to
as from the United States Signal Ser.
Vice that March has evidently done ita
worst, and that the people will have
better weather hereafter. The tenn
perature 10 climbing up slowly bul
surrey All over the United States, and
to-day there is just enough of the blis.
zard's cold left to give IL n brsoipo
effect, The temperature was st $50 Al
Q o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24

ALB UR kENr-(rU OiTY
ets men and women).--a miles
inEIon on llue OF the new h. N y.
Z iomlnIlo he'd DlRy Ufoek nj
Ri,i0n and Postotiics, delaware
fn and sv vlisn SHiRs rural cot
tu'lt suitable for any businsfs
! line plIStsfed Tsonf, douoie
Pod water under cover in shed
tu's, zero lot iCr moro cottages,
e'fsi AMI vaSetS1ies; ooav't to
'oN, p.sloin,e ard failr)ad ;
flSheoi hold, eio aud ell per
lIpJ Or addrs's
4. W. FERREE.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24

ILE-AN EXCEPTIONALLY
=, hlack grldIng b years old, 10
lLn ."ughiy sound in every ', sppct
n 10 any kisd Of harness; not
p ut IN animal Tor "A reliable
v ioT phys clan. Can be cen
s'4h'e' nm street near Tatnall.
n2l -atf
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24

|SALE-Residence. No.
|ashington ST., II rooms,
heater in cellar, electric
srvants call bells, and all
Improvements. This
N will be sold cheap
to J. AUGUSTUS Nc
b. 6o6 Market st. f2-tf
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24

kLE-ABUUT q ACHES or
\ 20 tqutfrs from Market street,
eEsdas' Wet and wAshingto1
ge Quaut'ly o. the best bank
flF 10 !, J. fElRUE, No o ", Tth
OF address Isaac q. Elliott, city.
mln-lm
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24

tE-uJup BulLfINtf TONE
~ Al East LaEs Park and RIso
Nfelsoisb . priooI. ISAAC
uhfer5it 7, t., Dol,
P'lIihed. mto.Ii
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24

Ny METH0nl the only Known that cures nerm..
hcntly the worst Special Diseases largest ns
anu private practical experience withete-y remedy
hd eEha Known to science for quickest recovery aud
e,,timaneat Xxx cure THE MOST DANGEROUS CAsga
9uLlNtlEn Relief at once. Send FOR book TRUTH
" Spahl diseases aud exposing iraudr thcif tricks
nitimze sufferers and avoid sO-eAed vcgot Ibe medi
ines, blood purifiers, fraudulent promising nc
pay etc. They ruin thousands. Best skill the begin
ming viii save much suffering and delay. Write OF call
patenti see the doctor only Hours, 90 D. o0. Wed
nesda5 and Saturday till 10, SUNDAY TIL |,
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24
List OF Public sales.

NLHIUHs
2s, Frank P. Allcorn. MIL Greek Hd.
~, Aaron Tyson Chester.
30, John I. Hendrickson, I'LL Greek.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24

|Ls-lH EXgaAraE, FOK
ly1af!y, small place Of 3 or 4
Z l}u'e, Darn and out bulldlngs.
G,!i el95, % rsilrold ttation,
W. MeOAULLEY, N No. il2i
h" j12tRW-tl
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24

Stewart Carlisle has removed his
paint shop from No. COZ Market street
to No. 8O1 West Ninth street,
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24

A watch club is being formed By Fri
u BArton, practical Matchmaker az. d
jeweler, No. ~ East Seventh street.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24

r. OR RENT--ON EASY
h1i property. No. coz King
wv ia tore II wanted. I'M.
'oA' App y within or at 1903
m2s-6L
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24

LID sOdHtL HORSE
lesfs olli W,fks sinSlo or
syvl isTm borss or driver; also
p eaeap. Addross "W," this
mhTu
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24

L, "a FINE BRED, BLUE
euesp' Elegant hou e dog.
m2.-2tf
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24

\ - "A, LDr Or BuILDINu
v,'lslstlnS Of Bssh, doors,
fss sc, Also Guiding ior
I'm No. lld King st. la
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24

/ -, q = I " o.HuNDRRD
XII 'tf shells. Apply at No
tn2l-3t
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24
DIR. THEETs,
SIS N. Fourth St,
Below Green,
PHILADELPHIA.

% years practical experience
denFAntees to cure more quicker
safer aud permanent than am
Advsrtising phyaleian Nil Spe.
ctAiDiscnscS, Blood Poison,
Hkin DizcnHer, i'iHiplcA
BiotchcR, Obstinate Ulcers
ODst tructioaH, Inflammation
OF Kidney, bladder aud oihes
orgars. Nervous Debility,
Early Dceay. WcaLae.s-rfs
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24

hhRGh AND SMALL
va wagons at fair prices,
H. y business wagons vi
4nl and French cts. ala ems
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24

~ !. iLAiIE SOLD UHEAP.
=; Oa4,leis, l candy wagon
IaHi 9gsther With ono cot OF
r. Apiiiy atm Marx ot site Il
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24

I, EitS 4, SHARES or THE
81 shl ,i' leather Company.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24

IXT TANrEU-A SMAkT BJH ABJur
w lTyears Of ago, good 81 dyurss, 10
work 10 grosery s.o.o. address n, this
othcc. m13 3gA
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24

WANrED--A BLACKSMITH FOR
w country work, mus be horse shotr
single man JOHN MORROW, New
town fuare, Pa. mi9-at'
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24

w ANTED.-A PLACE FOR DOWN
w ttAirs work, by middle age woman.
who is good cook. Apply At 900 East Front
street. ml9-6tt
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24

III FARM HANDS
w white preferred, nsar Newport by the
month. Go dwaRes 10 good han IS. Address
"FAmtr,h ~ this Lflce. m2s-3td-ltw
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24

g., LARGE JoUBLE
IN lii'sy,.s. PElkOE& BEE-
oi' mlp'tf
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24

1000 LADY AGENTS WANTED I'M
i mGdlAtelY. Grand rev rubber undergar
ment for females, S'OR day. Proof fr,e. Mrs
III. r. Little. Chicago, III. mI9 Ct
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24

WANIED.-AN EN- ERGErIC AND
w Rct-Ne man - canvas and collect,
Apply at 704 Market ST, Ind loor. mig-im,
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24

w ANrED-5O QUARTS OF MILK
dA'ly. Address U. q. GEORGE, l7th
anu chlon streets. n2i-i4
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24

WANTED-BOARDERS AT N. w.
w corner OF Delaware avenue and West
ureet furnishet or unfurnishei, afttI
hArch 18th. Address Mrs. A. Ii. CHAND-
LER, Beaver Valley. Del. miO-i2i
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24

kATANrEnA n HuUSEk EEpER ,OHAM.
w barmsid Snd clok at Western hntel,
Fourth aad Orapge streets. m9.sts
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24

w AETED - PERSONS WANTING
w Reliable holp for hotels restaurants or
lrivhte families can he accommodated by call
ng 1.-THE Wilmington ln telllEence Once Oos
Hsnge street. ian2O-tf
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24

WANTED-A MIDDLE AGED
w woman for housekeeper. Reference
required. address j. II. this Onlct, mIa 6t
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24

EXYAETED-AN ENERoETIO AMI
w aetiye N an 70 Canvass AMI collect.
Apply at fot Market st., "a floor. fle Inns
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24

"ANrED-B BY A STU DEcr ur rnE
w PnilAdeiphiA MusicAl Academy, .
terms moderate. Address Music" this Of,
doe. mp3 an
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24

"ANrED-A COUNTRY GIRL To
w worA In small family. AppIy at
this efnoe. IdhEtfl
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24

IHy ANrkD loo BuSaELS OF PVrA-
W toss. DANIEL MCKINNEY, Third
and Monr0e SITS. n.iOtf
Daily Republican., 1888-03-24

"WAsrED-Some person to teaoh
French orally TO o gentleman who 10
going abroad, and is unable t) study on
account OF his eyes. Gall bet tween IL
and 3 Mt $50 Sllvsrc a % road"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-10-30
TO BE RID OF FLIES.
. Naturalist Tells Why the Screens DO No
Keep Them Out.

WV
Keep Them Out.
New York Mail and Express.
"How do the flies get into the house with
screens 10 all Of the windows and doors2" is q
asked by hundreds of housewives who
are annoyed by the pests. Anaturalist who has
looked closely into the habits of the fly said:
THE swarms OF flies that are so Troublesome
during the latter part of the summer and in the
fall hatch out 10 the house. The screens shut
them In instead OF keeping them out, and really
do more harm than good. 1t is physically
impossible 70 keep every by out OF the house 10
the summer time. but by exercising q little care
thousands OF them may be excluded.
"Nearly all the trouble is caused by about G
dozen sluggish specimens that emerge from
their winter retreats on the first warm days OF
spring. They may be found on the sunny
windows of any room not in constant use.
They should be killed at once, as they deposit
the eggs from which the millions of summer
flies are patched. They arc prolific insects.
and one old fly is capable of populating a
whole house with its progeny in a single sum-
mer. Instead of killing the first fy OF the season
many people make o pet Of It. Its sluggish
ness and balf-frozen condition excite pity. and
1t Is not unusua! for the most careful houEe-
keeper 10 Feed and warm il out Of pure ten
der heartedness. A folded towel should DO kept
handy. and the early flies killed as soon as they
appear. Ther IL care is taken to leave no par
ticles OF foed and sugar scattered around the
Kitchen and dining-room, and to keep all sub
stances on which flies feed covered, there will
be no trouble from flies. Some families who
take these precautions even dispense with
screens IN the windows and doors. If the flies
como In from outdoors, they find nothing 70 live
on, and seek more congenial quarters. It'll best
to use screens, however. as damp and rainy
weather invariably drives flies into the house.
and they are troublesome until it is clear and
warm outside
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-10-30
NORTHERN.

As is now probably well known to the farm
ers of the country, the Mills bill discriminates
against them and IN favor OF the farmers Of
Canada There 10 q protective tariff in tho Do
E;nion which excludes our farm products, and
IL is suggested that our tariff should be abol-
ished. Canadian potatoes now pay q duty OF
10 cents a bushel. Last year 1.228, 405 bushels
were brought from Canada. The Mills bill pur-
poses to make them free. while Canada charges
a duty Of 10 cents q busnel on potatoes imported
from the United States. Wool is made free By
the Mills bill. Last year Canada sent
to this coun,ay 1870 2S pounds Of wool
Beans pay o duty Of 10 per cent, and
peas from 10 to 20 per cent. They
are placed on the free list by the Mills bill. Last
year 597, 141 bushels Of these vegetables were
brought from Canada into the United States
Canada's rates on them are Is and 10 cents a
busnel. In other words the Mills bill will open
up our markets to the Canadian farmers, while
the Dominion keeps out the farm products OF
the United States. The amount Of farm prod
ucts coming into the country from Canada 10
very great. For example, in 1851, the following
were some of the important importations from
the Dominion; IS, 1858 cattle. 450. lH5 sheep, TO-
35l.S 8 bushels of barley, 277,5l0 bushels of
whea, Is. $50. Ola dozen eggs, 209, 203 bushels of
malt and barley, 234, 7j6 pounds OF butter, j..
$50. go pounds of rice.
The farmers are more interested in the tariff
than they realize. A little more rather than
less protection would be good for them.