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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-03-03

H AIItdgltG feben ptr UteIe
BerioneH NIT bartem tur5em Suten bers
umgebeu, Der mad uu6 un4 ibre 9ungenfltt.
gel uerJebrt uub, ueuu Tim ut9t sefeuert
nirb, in SGmiubiuGt iibergebt. 8as befl
TitttI Sur Serbetfiibrung Der Seiluug IL oep
@ebrauh BON 6ance's 5uiammeugeiestem
anoorus Shrup Compound Syrup of Hore.
hound), bem alteu, aber moblbem6breu6eil.
mtttel. Gr beieitigt aud bSien Sals, Setiera
feit, 9uftrSbreuaf- GutSHnbuns, Rea6bufen
uub alle iOufi8eu 90lss uub eungen. 4iettio.
men. Breis 25 nnS so Gents bic HIalAe.
Bel Setb 9. Sanee & Comp, yir.
$40, Dit (neu; GIte yfr. 1Os, gDeR1) SGIti-
more Strose (i27-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-03-03
NNfou,s lIrtheiI.

8ari8, .. Itdr5. - 6r. gerrp uub pjeIe
Spportuniiten bsiudten beute ben gr.Bcdt.
benton @reOp ua6 duBerteu BeiIeiO hinittts
LID oes Sdidiols ieines 5bniegsriohaes.
&r. @rlpp beniHmt iib piirOeoon uHo GuBsrt
bic neber3enguus, oGB oas IppeQati0ns,
@eri8t ba8 llrtheil gegen BdOn umaOBsn
p!rb. SieLe SArifeu iiuo sletder IuFdt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-03-03
dOREROUHD&1AB
Nr. 81.

EG~ GArtEt tatafe0I0ar &uEea, Ssas
taerD, Setfetsett, b6fen gals, aaa.
ittn, 8tGaae 1saO aGe St5ran0ea ses
g4tsataaW8sotgaae.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-03-03

RR Nilbma. SD m0d,te oas Bublttnnr
benadrihtigeu, 6as ib i'm Beitse elmer Nrs~
net bin, peiGbe bieea 10 iehr peiuigenoe 2ets
ben teilt. SD babe 2sute geieben, rpelbe
rnum atbmeu ionuteu uns our9 ben @ebrauol
bieies Wittels faft nugenbltdliGi yinoeruna
erlangten. GS 1T harr'ssg6 ilnD taHu ohne
"nS &&SSIItprantuue seuommsn roeroeu. Soqte
S!ota GS~ti. hna Tnde zines nit oieieE
oiele Yt"s'o ~. -.
qhGIenbeu srunfbeit gebafteten tommeu, 70
tuire er hoffentlif unfeblbar ioSleid fi@ an
mid tuenoen u1o oaour6 iofortige 9tnoeruna
fd berf6affen. Prei8 81 bic Elai4e ooer
iefs 8laiHen fir IS. gu babeu BET Seth
9. Sauce & 6 m D., gtr. 80, Sfs (ueu:
aIte 1O8, SSef') SoItimorefrase. (1279
M @tn i96ner fIarer EetRt
lGBt fi& oYr9 &etntguns bes Blutes init
9ance $50 al apGrilleu- u ooer 8luts
BttIeu erIaugen. Ste tIIrtren aud Stopfs
peb, regeln ben uuterIet6, iidrten ben UiGs
gen, regen bic 2eber an uno uerleiben benz
gan3eu Snfeme @eiuubbeit unb &Hergie.
Brets 25 Gents bic Shadtel. gu bGben
BET Setb 9. 9auce & Comp, yiro
80, Sf>(uen; alteyfr. 108, Befsl Baltimore
Strnse. (27-l
~ Spet Dtngetn @tnem (1u
uerlGifiges 5aarsg gSte0e e0erberfeaungss uHb nets
tes 5anr Soilettennittel.) lSaft aue iogss
uanuten gSteberberfelungs Ufittel per6eu
aus BaIier, eas man nit Artifeln, tuelde
6as 5aur austrofnen uno CUR SOilette BEG
Saares nod etu auberes Brdparnt uStbig ma
den, Oermiltt, Hnsefertigt; aber Sance's
heuiihes 4aar g8teberberftellunqs smittel ia
cine SereiniguuB BON fttmultren0em 8etus
geif unb Del unb giebt eir augeHebmes
Saarzg goilettenuiittel ab anger ieinen mieoers
berfeuenceu @tseuiHaften. Gs iff uHiiber.
troffeu ale @r5euger zines iippigen 6aaruu&s
fec uub glGnjenoer 2oden nuo befist bic St.
geuiGaft Der 3nrtdfiibruus srauen Saares
lu ietner nntitrliHeu 8arbe. Sc III teiu 6aars
fGrbemtttel uno 10 einfa6, bag es pom Seoer.
mann nit DOutcmmeuer Si9erbett aebrau6t
nerben tnnu. Yreis 81 bic SluiGe. gu ba.
ben BET Setb 9. Sance & Comp, Rr.
80, Sft. (neu; alte gfr. 1O8, Befs) Balti.
morefrGbe. 3. B.-Ran perlauge 9ance's
6emiidee 6aar, BieoerberRea Reauusamittel uua
uebme fetu aroeres. (127-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-03-03

Seiaen liubcrn0en GinFuB auf bic anr
gcgriiieneu gtbmung8 OrgGHe pcrOault
er Der Sbotiahe, buB ieine SeitaHotbeile
Die wirfiOmltcn befaunten 8ruituttte[
Iiu0. Der 6auptbetanoiheil lit Der 6ouig
0er AH0Oru (HOrehound) sYHaHe, NIT
Der Abies Balsamea oOer Balm of Gilead
teuiid oerbun0cu. 9teben oieien entbdlt
cr flint Deitere bOtnrifhe G(emente, ueld5e
Die HtrtIamtcit beOeutenO Derltdrfen.
0ieieuisen, melae Sales Honey of
Horehound unO Tar 9e6raufen, per.
ii@crn, OaB er III alien i}dQen uun0erbar
beilenO tpirtt, mo 0ie 9ltbnlungsz Oraane
an9egrtiien ftuo, uao Dap feline 8irfuna
cine ungcmgin raIde 1T. Gr entbdlt ourb@
aus 9tiAt3, mas Dem Wta9en nad,tbeiIia
icin f6nnte, bat ejncn IuBerlt angcnebmen
@eIduIad uuO miro 81 eiuem Breile uers
fault, peIdler e8 ielblt Deniaaiseu nit be.
idr6uttcu 9litteln crm09libt, ,OelienQBOhls
tbatcn tbeilbafti9 81 perOen.
Sin 9uIten IdBt fb aIs oas gorIiuTers
Stadium Der Sawtuoiudt, elmer &ranf-
belt, gegeu peI9e SaIe's Unborn. uuS
GbeerbrRtg bas fderlte betanRte gurbeu.
sun9smitteI lit, paNenp be3eidnen. Wlan
peritiebe baber ben Gebrnu6 oieIe8 per.
Idbliaen ipe5iFi4en WlitteIs teinsn ausen.
Bid.
ai!lbern ift er, tpenn fc bon Group o6cr
aeudlhulten beiauen porOeu, ourd feline
ltnoernOcn &igcnaaiteu iebr 0ienlid.
Rreife: 25, so Gruts uuO 81 bic
6IaiGe; bic sr6Bte ote biligFe.
Sn allen ApDtbeteH ju baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-03-03
@fliaere @ra61fratet,.

Nep DOrt, 2. Wldr5. - @ommiTGr
GsHf erIteB in einem @irtular bic Bsfanntz
madnrg. baB in @endBbeit nit elmer per
Sele9rapb UOrgeuommenen Qbliimmung 6as
gemeinidaitlide @ouits" Der 9teu gJor er
Staasbabusu unb Der y@eutrat ErafiiczGj-
ioctation" beidIofen babe, BON 5. Didri on
tiir 6rad tsiiter 4. 5. uuo 6. SlaIIe pon Hen.
0cri rad Chicago Inb bon @btcalo mad
aietp.gort reip. 35, 80 uEo % Geut5 pro
&entner ju berednen. 8its 1T cine 9ieSufs
llnu hpr Rnten Inn 10 Hrn,nnt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-03-03

Berlin, .. Mdy3. - &ie pgiOrOOeutite
Gla." hGlt boran fef, baB Die 8oulaHger-
gSabl Sutrigue tirett auf bic SrIeouilteu Su-
rudjufubrsu 1T, in osrsu Sutereiie es Iiegt,
BEN 5rteben gu f6ren. Der 80uIGuger- 8ul,
tus, iagt fie, ift in ieiner Eenoens ebenIu &C.
iatlliG, als ieln llripruns our4ii9tig,
se0sIta ERenTdlen ertrunteW.
2onoOH, 2. WldrS. - Der fraus0Fid3e
SGoouer s5leur De 10 RerH 1T al Der {iiiC
6er SnleI Cayenne uHter9eganseu. Seas3,g
Pafagiere ertrnnfeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-03-03
@ermfTMtss.

Die bertige Steuer @innabme betrug
$3l7, 7,945 unb ole SOueiHnablle $623, 900.
Sur @iHl0iun9 betinmte National, Sant.
gtotgE in Setra8e bon $27O,7 721 ltefeH beate
i'm SGatamte eiH.
&as 9aus Gonlite fir Tabrifpsieu tpirb
ON rddfen 8ouuerfa9 Die ibm aufgetragene
unteriuanua iiber Trusts" er1huen.
Or. @ennaeius, Der ueue grieGiide @e=
ianbte. tpurbe 9eferu bonn Brdiioeuteu ems
pfongen unb praieutirte oemieIbsn ieiu Gre.
bitip.
Sas Senata<Gonlite fiir grsiebuusspeen
bat teidlIcfsn, Die Bill sur 4usbebunus oes
@ttfnntens@eieses auf bic 8rieftraser eia.
3aberibten.
2as Ssuutss@Omite fir SanOels auaeIez
geabeiten bei6lcB beute, bic BID gum 8au
etner Bride iiber ben Wliifilfippi BET Iems
pbiS 3ur Annebme III empfeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-03-03
Ste 9aut.
@Ienu,s 2dlwefeI @etfe

UEGttSt 3 SDWtTtE ~ttfS
III bus IpeBifid1e duSere Sauptmittel seaeu Soufs
trGufbeiten, eHcs BET mrfiamiteH g2irtet sur Ser
idUueruug oer 9au, 6ds ie 6e'm SSubIifum sinses
fubn norhen. @s 6eiettigt raid 9 SommerfproTs
len, gsberfIe De, BIntben unb ienes nlIles
iD0bniihs unb eHtftelen6e Eei6eu ACNE un0 mddt
Die Oaut idoU fIdr Uno glutt. 91an psrldHae
@(snn's SdUeIslisic un6 + lte II d uorR o.
ahmunGen!
StIE's &aaEfdrb { tn 1t +,g4s
idpar8 Ober branu, 30 Gents.
gike's eBabnwfb- -Grgpfeu fnE5ssn g3iantt! e. cine
sjGE 0eatfae gdbHsraHgfa-D -Drrtreibsr
GERMAN CORN REMOvER)
beieitiSt5 il itbneraugeu uub 5rofbeuLsu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-03-03
8rQueret,

esIass.as@as. ........ DaItssasss.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-03-03

)jke's BabnDfb- -GrOpfeu 'nEjsin g3inuis. e. cine
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-03-03
ssGs Ner @nnSesBat&ptftaOt.
HaDiGEommene etnwamesrs- aas 9eutidbs
Lnn6.

IS binato .. G., 2. RGrs. -
Der Sddbamtsietr ift bena1ridtigt, oaS
neuerotnss rpieber uieie eutlaifeue Straflinge
bic Bon Der SebOroe ber1ibergei6idt merben
aus 0entldIanb bierber unterpegs ftHo. @s
| fino Shritte getrcfeH, nm oas 0anseu oieiel
unDiutomnleHen @inDanoerer 3u perbiiten.
| Snei ioI6e Berionen beftubeu I'D, CUR 3.it tn
Jieipsyorf in 5aft unb perOeu anf Soften beI
Dampfsrs@eiellidat, bic Fie bertiber beIOr-
herte, Suriid9eididt tnerSen. Die Muberen,
Gle ftd 3ur 3eit auf Der ueberfabrt befiRDeu,
irerheu nidt ans 2anb selaiien perben.
Sur Sefaraafsaa ser GtaspaaSerans.
Seprdientant Rics aus ytiaisan anterbre;-
tete beute i'm 8feprdIentanteub auie eine Bit
iAtiit Der 5aneeIsfammer bon St. Baul ~
GunIien strier Sel9rdufuns Der giuu lnSe=
rung. Ete StttidriftfeIler ertldrea. Die Gin
panoeruns bon 2LnardiT1ea, githiiiftsu uno
GHeerer Serbreder lei ein llebelftau0, tpetfeE
pronpte nne ereraiide I5biilfe erforoere,
urS es Jet Die BfidJt bes @on9reIfes, Der HRs
Selegeaasit nEser3dsliG3e aafnerfIamteit 81
ipibmen.
Ctne REORGANIZATION oes SEaaAioieaItes.
SeaatOr Eariueu BON SQ,nois 6at cine
1JAI@ 3Ab VttS-lhitllAtiu bCp StHIItz DLpo
I'm Seuat etngebra@t. 9ieieioe perOrsn net,
has nnr iold)e Sfi5iere, Die poufomman
idb'g hn6, ibre1 Efli9ten por5uliebeu, in
jenem 0ienf5netge behGIlsa perbeu IoQeu.
Die 3abt Der Sift3tere ion bon p auf Il re-
tu3irt iUeroeu. uub Die fdbi9 beiHnbeneu
ytentenGntS, bic niGt in benz Siangl= S ,rp8
teibehaiten tper6en fDauen, ioueu In bic
gtnle Der Irnee ibertragen rperben. Die
Selarrnng Der 2eute nirb 0grh Die gill
Sernrt atrausirt, bnB tie erfahraEen uuo ges
idjtdtereu Teoba1ter b0bers Sesablung ers
baIten. Die &eouttion IN Der 3abl Der Dit
5tere uHo Wianni1aft ioll trnB Der bDbsreu
&e5ah!un9 Der 8Igiernng nabs5u 1920. 600
pro Sabr eriparen, unb auBerSem pir0 beaHs
iprrtt, haB oas meme arrangement ole Sid
ttgfett bes SisnaIoisHfes weeHtlitb erb0aeH
nir6.
p2eeaIsSptEun" nao Somgicens far oea Sts
fttift Columbia.
8a8 Senats= =@onlite fir Den Difritt 60
Iunbia entIbjeb bsnte NIT iedls gegen 6rei
!. .Snmmen gegen tie Blatt'id5e Bill, ne[f|s
Ten Setfanf berauidenber @etrGnfe i'm 81.
frift Columbia gdnIIib uerbietet. 9agegen
beihIGB oas @omlte NIT adt gegeu elHe
StImme (3i6bleberaer itimmte 0Ggegeul, =,
eipe u2ccalzGptioR " uno So1licen5= 5lI 3u
entnerfsn nno einsuberid1teu. 9fiooleberger
etDirn slaen 0sinOrltGlsberibt ju @uufeR oer
4IattsSill einreiden.
m.as.SrA4.s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-03-03
gurltastOuer ltnh Steaoiaaer.
Sieiteite asbafcss Ses 2ofoutotiss
fitbrer HMSFanos.

Ses liebereiuscn.ntsn swtinen Sest ,arbettss
rEttera" nto osn -SriioesS6aftlerm" uno
ietae ,nutbmaBIidDsa 8oIsen. = 6eriid,te
iibsr etae SsnspsbaaRa osS Stsifes anf
auosre BaBnft.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-06-07

On Sunday last the much.talked-of race
between Peanuts" the Humphrey horse,
aud Red Bird. the Dempsey hors', was
run on the Lewintown track. III race was
hall II mile for $50 n side. Thte was con-
siderable betting on the side, two To one
being Offered on PEANUTS" As hc came
down the track to warm up he appeared in
fine form, and was much admired. Az the
Bird came down he ELECTED no fewer
favorable comments. and II fine race was
expected. The track was in poor coud-
ton, not having been touched since last
year. AS the word was given the horses
came half way down the track in good
shape, when from some cause Peanuts"
wavered, and. though he ran through, the
Bird won easily, coming in hall a length
ahead under u strong pull-"Pcanuts' un-
der whip and spur.
Some 81 the hackers of the losing horse
said he had been "loctorcd," others said
his rider pounded his Hanks too hard and
knocked the wind out OF him. Dis:nterest-
ed persons thought tie race was too hot
for Peanuts" which caused him to wav.r,
not having been trained for the severe
strain. Ii is probable the horses will be
ptted against each other in The heat race
on the Fourth. 1t is a struggle between
Regent AID Red Boy stock.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-06-07
Killed by Lightning.

IlALBERT. Mont. June =, 1883.
EpIroIs ARGus: a man by the name of
Witheis was struck by lightning and in
stantly killed, last Thursday. at smiths
ranch ON swimming Woman creek At the
time he was with two others separating
sheep for Awe Bros, who are living on the
ranch. II seems that while they were
'chutins' n sheep stopped IN the chute and
he was trying to scare it through. While
in this act the bolt struck him. An eve
witness says; I'VE were filling the pen
with sheep for the shearcrs. who were then
at the house eating dinner: while the sheep
were running through one stopped, and
Withers was trying To get it to move on.
| was looking directly at him. when my
eyes were blinded by II very bright fash Of
light. 1t came seemingly in "a column about
six inches ia thickness, and struck Withers
sqtarely on the head. Az soon as recov-
cred from the shock | looked in the dircc-
ton where the man had been standing and
only his PROSTATE body and IA little cloud
Of smoke met my eyes. The lightning had
made hole about one and onehali inches
in diameter in his head
Mr.. Withers had only been working for
Messrs. Awe "A few days. lie was married
but unknown in this part of the country.
He came from Beaver creek in the Judith
country.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-06-07
FOURTH OF JULY.
About Complctcd-Am 1"-
tcr~sting Programme.

At the citizens Fourth of July meeting,
held last Monday evening. the preliminary
arrangements were completed for a grand
celebration. The committee ON arrange
ments submitted its report on programme,
sub committees, etc, which was approved,
and will he printed in full in the next issue
of the ARGUS.
The programme is an excellent one. and
will furnish amusement for old and young,
great and small. Make up your minds to
spend the Fourth in Lewistown and when
you read the programme in next weeks
Argus you II cone and bring all your neigh
bors with you.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-06-07
Estray.


Came to my ranch. about year ago, one
black ssla'ns branded @ on lei, shoulder;
weight about $50 pounds; from five to
seven years old. Owner can have same by
proving property and paying for this ad.
vertisement.
JONI BUrrERriELD,
Fort Maginnis.
May II, lSss.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-06-07
Dissolution Notice.
June q.

The firm of Shorey Il l!ouck is this day
dissolved by mutual consent, J. W. Shorey
retiring. The business will hereafter be
conducted by iiouck IL Stone. who assume
all liabilities and collect debts due the firm
of Shorey & iiauck.
Philbrook, May 80, 1883.
q. NJ. STONE,
JAMES W. SuoREY,
j. &. HoucK.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-06-07
Ranch for Sale.

will sell my ranch Of l23ls acres, situ-
ated 2's miles below Fort Maginnis on the
Maginni- Il Junction stage road. Land il.
well watered; substantial improvements;
public school within 200 yard, Of residence;
good business location. Apply to-
THOMAS DUFFEY,
TT. Masinnis, Mont.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-06-07
Estrayed.

One bay mare about years old branded
EI ON one shoulder and r. On the
other; will weigh about 900 pounds.
One small bay horse about q years old.
branded = on left SHOULDER. Horse was
raised IN Wolf creek. Last seen with Ware
hams horses. Mare might have been st olcn.
but likely to have estrayed to Pis-eyc
Basin on Upper Judith. viii give $50 for
the return of the mare and SO for the re-
turn of the horse To- my ranch On Judith
river, near mouth Of Big Spring creek, or u
reasonable sum for information leading to-
their recovery.
+. \. lIUsoN,
Lcwistown, fcr,us county.
Iuna
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-06-07
Sheep Wanied.

Wanted to purchase, M once, 5000 wcth-
ers. Must be entirely free from disease.
Address the undersigned, giving number OF
sheep for sale, price asked now and price
that viii be asked after shearing.
BLOCKS Bios,
LeWistown, Mont.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-06-07
Mowers and Rakes.

The NEW pEERING MOWER and
THOMAS RAKE now on exhibit ion at
posto.lice, and undoubtedly the best in the
market, for sale by T. j. Vivian, who will
also keep LINE OF EXTRAS.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-06-07
Lost.

ON or about june |, sSS, "a note iorSS1,
drawn by W. W. DE Witt ia favor of T.. V.
Sanborn. dated Dee. =, 1897. All persons
are hereby cautioned against negotiating
for the said note as the same has been set.
tied in Jul.
T.. V. SANpORN
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-06-07


"''7 '.' '''''' . ,'''''-,'' - .'.''
''''''
sch,nI closes this week.
,.,;.,,. nth v..,l.y,i..h,
.,3..,
NV -
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"''''''
W II. ""'S"' - "o"" "''" '''' '''-
s'"'' 'i'''i'
". $. Curwin OF i'hilhrook was Ia town
"'7'i''F'
Red Bind and peanuts VIII be here
ON the Fourth.
Read notice 81 cstrays. Liberal reward
offered Ter recovery.
There is great demand for u iittiewarm
went Ter In th section.
There will h, n ire dance AT Jensen : hall
to.mnrrou evening.
y pavli,s Of Ross, rort. wns in
..... ,l., ,;,., ,s Tho ,.,ot
s.y.,,ltbo,,s,,J ,oprds If ,rei,bt ar.
,ived Tor our merchants tI,is week.
49,,
80.
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A.,
''' w
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Inc po"rd "' county COMMISSIONERS y" y"
WI
- /. Nar+t"h' the Maiden !'"'ifr' hlt
Tor 'hii"'h'A M"'''"F mon ""hs WIN Vas
I"n'S. - Il GONG !" Try " WERNER GU
Nv D. VI "'"h "' ""h''n il'S7e' '"'"".i'
Town on iH,s'"! '"''h- W. "''eN' 'he
doctor h'ehcs I" locate On 'h' i"e'he
l.. VI. Fi-';, representing tho Helena Her
all was va Town i''at saturday ie re-
ports good success III hiS eah'"s" through
out Vie bas'h'
John -prattc, oi Sprdtte 4 Thomnnn,
returned from Helena the first oi the week.
H"purchaspd "a lnrsrstuck 81 sad,liery. etc,
which Is no" en- route.
We arr j. receipt Of 'uttcrirom Delegate
Toolr. which contains thu Information that
the tri-weekly mail service between Benton
and Lewistown will begin July iC. issN.
sbcarin, hus commenced In various mart.
of the county. Some Of our wool growers
believe in late shearin-. and win not com
nieHce before the latter part of the month.
Mr.. Spcucor Johnson. who has been liv.
ing over rear the Snowy mountains in Fer.
gus couut Y. off and on for the mast three
years has returned To his ranch near Warm
Springs. New Northwest.
The contract for the erection of an nddj.
tion to the bay house has been let TO 4. II.
d V. ROGERS. and il to he conul,ted on
the 2Gth day Of June. This addition will
add six rooms To the house, akins in al
eighteen.
On Saturday, June 23d, Mr.. won Tobcl
az public administrator. will sell at public
auction "a lot Of stock and work horses
(ainut 90 headl, wagons. harness. etc.
also a stock Of boots. ehoos, clothing. un.
derwear and notiona.
&c paxtn, vb, I,s boa, in charm, -,
The N.pir,;. c,n,popy'. vorls ot Nai1er
for the past two or three years, passed
through town with his family Monday
morning en- route To Paradise, tai, whore
he will permanently reside.
Read the advertisement nf : G. ,shhv (.
Co. nm this uope. Tbi. firm has - Ltr,
agricultural implem,n, wurchn,,s. a.; ,;rent
Fails and handles the hes, lnrn machinery
made Including the ,Corr,ick mowers ,,l
,.,uer-apd tho Mitchell vnro,s
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-06-07
LOCAL NEWS.
LOOK HERE ruR BARGAINS.

Balm wagons SOC at he Wits.
New lot 81 furni,ureut Power. & Bros.
New styles in ladies hats at Power &
Bru.'s.
Champion moving machines s75, at De
wits.
New. fresh goods arriving daily ut Power
& Bros.
'lamrio, sell binders S2a5, at De
Wits.
choirc groceries at ne W;t,'a, at bedrock
prices.
Zee cream. Sunday, ut Georges place.
Call and get dish.
Galvanized and painted barl,ed fence wire
AZ r. &. Power & Fro.
Sc the nes !nst-spcctiri Walter \. Wood
mowers 1T T. e. Power d Bro.
iig,, hundred pounds fresh cream candy
ju.d received at Norman x llansons.
For fret class harness, saddles, etc., 20
to Sprattc K ThoInanu's. repairing II slc-
cialty.
Sprattr < Thomann, saidlery, will move
t. new building on Main street, east OF
S,ru- creah bridge.
LINE ron SALE II. Shaw. rlastrrer.
Fire proof rhimnrys and campaign adj
dresses built to order.
Facts are stubborn ihine' bnt Norman
& iIansnn's Is the popular store iur drugs.
chcn,irilr irt'its, nuts aud notions.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1888-09-05

The advocates of temperance havewon
a point in the contest in Ohio, where the
Legislature has passed what is known as
the Dow Liquor Tax bill, measure SIM
liar in most particulars to the Scott law,
which was defeated in the Supreme
Court. The new law provides for yearly
assessments instead of license fees, the
tax on the sale of spirituous liquors being
5000, and on malt liquors $100. Where
liquor sellers refuse to furnish to the
assessors the information required by law,
the assessment is increased to $500.
The penalty for fulse returns of the kind
of liquor sold is an increase of the assess
mcnt to $3.50. Local option is provided
for in o cause which empowers municipal
corporations to regulate and prohibit ale,
beer and porter houses, and other places
where liquors are sold, and whoever sells
to minor, or person in the habit of get.
ting intoxicated, is to be subjected to a
fine of not more than 500 nor less than
$25, and imprisoned not more than thirty
nor less than five days. If one section
of the law is declared unconstitutional, a
provision is injected to hold the others
intact,
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1888-09-05

The stockmen of Nevada complain OF
the quantities of jack-rabbits which in
fest the cattle ranges and are rapidly de-
nuding the country of all vegetation.
Never since the settlement of that section
have these animals been so plentiful, and
unless some means of destroying them
is soon found the experience of extensive
portions of Australia bids fair to be re-
peated. In many parts of California
and Oregon, where the rabbits have
multiplied so as to become pest, they
have been thinned out by a combined
move on the part of the settlers. All the
residents of given neighborhood by
common consent have turned out for half
q dozen entire days, and, we'll supplied
with arms and ammunition, have waged
successful warfare against the common
enemy. By this means thousands have
been destroyed in a single day.