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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-25
TIE COURTS.

srrrr OVER A COTTON SALE DURING THE WAR
The suit In which John L. Macauiay. formerly
rcuher of the Confederate Congress and now wealthy
ysu.yorher demands s17,763 81, with interest from
,ss4 from Joseph Il. Palmer, for losses on cotton
transaction. was on trial yesterday in the supreme
Court before Justice Andrews and a jury MI
Macaulay. who sues as the surviving partner Oh inc
firm composed Of himself and HIS brother Joseph a.
Maeaulay. claims that in 1864 the firm owned lo'
hsles of cotton vauet at $4,000, and that Palmer
aud Robert B. Kingsbuy, since deceasoo, agreoa "
sell the cotton ard return the proceeds, less 20 per
cent commission. Tie asserts that Palmer rcceiVeo
the cotton at Brownsville Texas that s23os4 90 was
realized on its sale, and that the balance LOT whch
the suit is brought, was never paid. Palmer pleas
inc statute OF limitations, and says that the cotton
WIS purchased in the rebel country and without au'
thorlty of tho United States and was transported 10
places within the Federal lines contrary 10 law hc
charges that the plaintiff and his brother were enemies
OF the United States, and were giving ad ana conior'
10 the enemy. Macaulay was the only Witness e1,
ahmed On cross-examnation he ackhowtugeu tna'
he had been blockade runner The trial goes on To-
day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-25
WERE Is cozoVkI caAR1ss 4. BoUroN'
ars CREDITORS GET OUT AN ATTACHMENT AGAINST
HIS PROPERTY.

Colonel CHARLES A. Bouton. engaged 10 extensive
building operations here, remarked few DAYS ago
that he was unable to collect money duo him ana tha
w,,. creditors crowded lin too hard he would have
TO 20 a-fshne" Apparently hs has gone.
Henry f. and Herbert James, who claim tnat 40
owes them $3.50 on a promissory note, yesterday OBJ
tanned nom Justice lawrence, In the supreme Court
rs,wher an attachmen; ara,ns, his property, on tho
ground that hs has disposed Of his assets and was con-
eeainr himself They state that no recently received
sos 600 from the United states Express Company.
lie lately erected fifteen houses in Ninety.nihTt be
tween Ninth aad Tenth avss, and hvcd al ono
and afty-second-st. and Tenth-avc
HIS wife. being Questioned about his disappearance
said that she did not where he was and that the
(o,opel was great coward when II casnc to facing
creditors She denied, however, that tho rcmarA
=" 20 a,1shng Indicated Intention on his part
49, Avoid his creditors. He had gone downtown To
csaci some business half hour before the reporter
caied she said She thought not unlikely that BE
tied upp owing to his Inability to sell his recently
bul houses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-25
COURT CALENDARs-To-DAY.

sr-Rrxr couRr-cnAxBxss Before Lswrepces JoTes s
F.. rs IS i Is is g ~ s s7s ssS 800
srSE FRY &c Bs.or. Van Brnnt J.
Bray and banie, jJoSe:: II 10 u, d 81 So A.
pcPaIrE CouRT-sPKoIAL TEEM-PAEr L-sefcre D brien
Is srSEKaE couRr-sPEclAL TEsM-PAnr II-Beforo Bar
r k.. 55l 7S2 sa Sgs Adournod for the
srYKEME couar-CrHcurr-PART II.-Betors Andrews. J.
i sgso ssss Bas sss sd Rs.s s7
ss s7 , 81 ss% s55 sse s5 1904 1854 $3.50
sIhf ii6e sat asss s7l ssa 7
sssrSaS. 10 a. M OiJOhn RITZ will of Isaac j.
Of the 70 III rakT Mokay Thomas
ic56 a. M M u F. Beceher Nina Martin. William sampson
coVnfsfEcfaI Tia@DetOre Dugro J-Nos
srrrSion corRr-TRlA1 TEExzPAnr I.-BsfOre Truar,
J.-Nos. $685. lass: l575 l7-a I7s2 ,rpo,,r. oGor
mss J-Nos 1867. 1881. 800. 1884 1891 1856 1875 $40
sSrrmor courr-TErAL TERM-PAar IfI.-Adjourn'd for
nan Sos 1901 1885, ISIS 1921 1914 i77i 1893 1904
S for The Day
COSMOS gIo "a AZ s ssis s s
So COS. Us 4s2 sz5. s2$. s2i s27. sos s$2 81,
ss5fA35 Z sS ssS55
1852 s Ss 500 s5fs 4i4 sais 5ace ASS 1856
err cosfRA Tr IN AL .ia s E E s;6
AS 5iss 5iss So; 5iss 41os 1881 1909 $40
647 AL 526l 52S 52l0, 5242 SOS 53OS 3S3S $3.50
UITr counTlsAL rrhs1taST iEBsifa aT Ie.1 sfco
b3so $3.50 4gi3 5000 1918 5l9G 524l 52es 800 9s3A
S2y5 1850 1884 5279 525l $685. 5l62 329s 4o4S 224s
COJ.RT AND TgENiNRR-BeIore Patterson D. ano
District. ATTORNEY Fei0wa-No. l. 49,. crs--
Court or GENERAL SEssiOSs-rARr l.-Beiore Tnuct,
sleeve j.. Assistant DstrictA Attorney Jerome-Noa
Couar OF GENERAL ssssioys-PAsr II.-Beforc Cowns j.
and Assistant DisIr.tAorDey Macdona-Nos TO 10 H.
elusive ,...u pu..ra.r
COURT GENERAL sEssIoSs-PARr III Before hecoroer
smyth and Assistant pistriotAtorney ooH-No~ W ~
inclusive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-25
p1rs OF LEGAL NEWS.

An appeal 10 the Court Appeals has been taken by
he Third Avenue Railroad Company from the decision OF
me General Term OF the Supreme Court reversing the
40, ~ the speci, Term granting peremptory mandamus
drectus the Commissioner OF Public Works to give per-
init 70 oren for the purpose Of substituting cable
traction Tor horse power on the road
Justice Lawrence the Supreme Court Chambers yes
,rs,v reserved his decision application made by
ola.rs OF the Santa Euloa Silver Mining Company
70 have the corporation dissolved and receiver OF its
assets appointed They It has debt Of 100000 and
M pc,peet OF paying it, The counsel for the trustees
in opposing this produced letter from the supernend
ont N tho mine which IS Mexico, stating that silver
was being taken out in such quantities that It was mecca
ssry to hire to guard It.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-25
COTTON MARkErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL May 2s4 m.Cotton-Futures closed steady.
up ands Lew MSlns clause May delivery. 25e4d sesrs
NAV and June delivery 24-6& sellers June aud July
delivery 2554d. sellers July and Augus. delivery Ss
ssptsmser and october delivery l5o4a buyers
october and November delivery 1904 sellers Sovebef
and December dsver 964d buyers september delivery.
S2b.6Id. buyers
Mddlins a. Good Ordinary. Sal set and gross receipts.
:. stock. $3.50 bales.
NosToLK NAY "a -Cotton-steady. Middling. 1915
mai and receipts S25 exports coastws s35
bales; sales, 4s5 baless stock 7,27l oAles
SAVANNAH May 24-cotton-QuleI Miidiinz 8 els Low
yGciBg 8 3.l5; Goot Ordinary. ll-lo and gross
baiesi coastwlss. bales; Gales.
bale IL 749 bales.
NEw.onL.Axs May 24-cotton-steady Nddiiny.
Gin Lew Middling, o. Good Ordinary, S9i rocsipts
a23 bales gross receipts ISIS baes exports to GIeas
Britain 2232 5alss eIDorts eoastwlse bales; sales
1000 bales; stoog ia e73 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-25
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North River. Vessels and RaI.roads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

coFFEE-In Brazil styles there Is fair business
passing from day TO day, and values firmly held at
16 Lie for fair Ro spot invoices. Sales-LCoO bags
NO spot at 10 Lee, and 1000 bags No 10 &c he IN:
latter TO be shipped. The mild.r styles 10 good
demand and arn salss.i 500 mats spot interior az
pculs Podang, anost 1915 bags Maraeabo, 6s3 bags
Gentrnk Amerca, and 1c03 bags washed and unwash-d
Porto Cabelo, on private terms. option trading was
quite active, the sales reaching $50 bags while
closing prices represented net advance of 6al5 points
for in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-25
EURopEA. PRODUCE MARKETS

LIVERPOOL May $3.50 m.-Beef-In poor aemand
Pork-lD poor nemand Hams-fn posr demand Bac0n-In
poor demand short Clear dull Ala chesseIn fair do
nsDd American nsest White dull ass Taiew-IL poor
demand Prime city dun 23s OF IurpenuneIn
fair demand. Rosn--Iu poor demand. Lard-spo. ard
futures In poor demand; PRIME Western SPOT Nay Juns
aud July dull at AS. Whes,-No demand new No.
Winter easy at 6s. lOd Four-In denandi extra No
Spring dn tss 80 corn-spet futures In poor d.
maad Mixed Western spot easy az So Sd hAy .eady a.
Hops At LONDON -Sew.Yors ssarA in poor demand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-25
BRUNER ( MOORE CO.,
~, 43 and IS West 14th-st.

80 s06s5 30 Cows 81 S593 so. stockors and Feeders
50 00SS< 20 Texas steers 81 l06Sl 20.
HogsReccpts 23 900 coo head: merxeg
steady. Mixed IS As 70s HeaEy S. sOeS1 o5; Lighe
So s09s5 IS, Pigs and Cus So 1895 20.
SAsep-Rscepts 5000 head shipments mons Market was
weak. Native Nuttons 81 o065 60 TEXANS 81 601a 20
Western shorn 81 lambs 400 70 g 90 per head
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-25
OIL MARK Ts.

on CITY Penn. May 2A-Sarienai Transit Certificates
opened at s5s highesI sGs lowest ssh; closed S6AH
Sales $4,000 barrels cearances 32t40oo barrels char
barrels
PrTsBura Penn May Petroleum active and irregular
National Transit ceruncses opened a. s5' closed Ms6S
highest t6s4s lowest ssh -.
BRADFORD. Pona. May I4-NaucnA IrSnett Ccrtihca,ss
opened s5ss, closed s8s highest sea- lowest - 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-25

On the Produce Exchange the Butter market
T Tssisisc creamery 1''01i' D' ''-''- '-' ~ -
MnsrlAror. May whoas-noceip.. were las cars
so. Hard cash sl4s, 90 Nav s'.si Do June se'e;
80 sog ; do 10 s.n az S
DC SSs s DO Il Js 5s 20 S Sa =,
FGnr f.,ent: e snip sacks ia CARROTS "a 'oss'o
pnLADrLrm.. May 2i-Eour unclaimed: as@ AZ, Ishs
aud q @ N 3 OO S a =:
IS IS a g 75; Pennsyiyaala Family 80 g 9 20
e. aG ~ 10 Ss';r
s s % do q IS TO- 40 10 straight 81 90
Winter Patent tar @ choice 8; s9s1 To- MIa' p
ents good % choice 9J 90 DO Favorts brand:
a s S SsSSSa sSs Il sympathy WIN
we, MG BOD 81 s5T TaS seya'sr ssc
20 DO for h isy a a. 2ass.t S$sss
'sy Oa, Local t, g af%,9$
ass SeeS dG tPE Iq %,
ruled with gSs local trade N s'% %s,a: Hs.
s sFSss WIN %siss ssf BID and h asssd
% E9S oF 5uss sfsfs % s' y Sa 49, M
August sss. sSS c Potatoes dull W9te potatoes.
si?!ss hs;@'@ per 81 e. ss.s. VIE
SSs eRsss = .5 SSS
= a.s 3 a R. rsAT pos GSs:
p%s Fis.,aa n new D0's sa
Rss 3d. 'p SsSss o. Prss.ss:
beef CITY. Family bD. ss 80 esg Op DO 10 PACKETS
Il J6eS 90: smoked Beet l2el3ei Beet Hans sl5 ooe
si7 90. PORK Mes. sl6 90: DO Prime Mess. new
Sit sO do Family si85si6 so Hams. Smoked n. Ia
Be- DO cured usrces lossllHe sides Gear Ribbed
in salt saa9c Sides. Clear Ribbed smoked ya0l0c
shoulder. in Dry SAT- and tly SGrsd S'.c' 7aS;
7S.c do do smoked. sa99c. Bellies in pickle. 81
a9c. do Breakfast Bacon at loo. Lard hru - ,Civ
Rsnner s. rs 2 Steam s. rs as S75 Butchefs loose
at S. rs Butter qiet-Pennsyvania Creamery EItr
az 2Sc Western Creamery Extra at Zoe = & and y.
Y c-eansry Extra 22124c Western Factory 2O1zsc;
Packing butter l5Slsc Eggs were hrm Pennsy Ar'
demand fair; New York Fun cream g.. . loo ONO
Refined hrm. Powdered 7e7Isc; Grsnulated $50 iced
anil: Winter Bran st7 50GSl9 90 per ton. Petroleum
Ss. wheat 500 bush Corn TO- 700 oar. II. 500
hush Shipments - Wheat 900 bush Corn 44oo push-
oats 1880 bush-
TotEDo May 2l-wheat excited higherj cash s5ci
Nav o3o: June 93c; July 92asc August 9lIsci Do
ceinber $50 Corn DALI but arm cash % &c; hsy osc
October - 10. Receipts-Wheat 1000 bush .orn sOso
bash Coversesd III bags snipnents-"hess i'ooo DUAL
Cora 900 BUSH oats 1000 bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-25

80 ,VtIoNLpriees Tor spot cotton were not charged
and the sales comprised only 10l bales Cor consumr
ton At the ports to-day's report Indicated receipts
OF $o11 bales comparing with 4,066 baos ts day last
week and 1,2ol bales for corresponding day last
year Since September CHE beginning Of the crop year.
the receipts have aggregated 34 ass bales comparing
with $3.50 33S bales for the corresponding date last year.
Quotations base on sxihca
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-25
HAVANA MARKET

HAvAyL May 24-Spanlsh gold 25i 49, ~. ~ 80
Guet the United States sixty days gold etsiv pi,
mann DO snoP :ses gSs iS,s pEsI as q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-25
ARE YOU A JUDGE Z

The artistic pieces Of Furniture now displayed In our
windows require Judge to determine their quality.
They the latest designs Of this seasons produce
ton and Importation.
In addition usual attractive assortment, We
invite special attention to line of arsftcny gofteu
up WHITE AND GOLD FURNITURE FOR SUMMER
COTTAGES
STYLE AND FINISH SUPERIOR TO ANY WI
HAVE OFFERED HERETOFORE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-25

SPIRITS OF TURPENrISE
WILMINGTON Mar 2k--Tuypeasias steady d ss'so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-25

Income
!, 0O0..-.....351
Mutual On Tel o.
1000.
No Pao 81
3.000........ll7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-25

CASH quotatIons were follows-No Spring Wheat
s5L0s6tc. No 3 Spring Wheat nominal No: Red e
90e so Corn az 5Sasc. No. at 35s,c. No.
Rye at see. No 2 Barley 20 7sc;. No. Flax seed
ST 370l 49, Prime Timothy seed 81 % az 3d. Mess PorS
sI4 2@l4 40 per bbL Lard % SOS g. per log u.
Sc 25 short Clear SIDES boxed 81 1913 20
Whiskey distIlsss nnshed goods AZ ~ ~ per saen
Irtfcss Shipments.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-25

Good Ordinary 7 3I6 Low Mlddlng 1918
sutcs Good Ordinary z rs Mlddiing e5-s
option trading dull irregular market At the
opening tie prices indicated decline Of points but at
the close full reaction had taken place. Sales 30 300
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-25

LIVE RTOCk NAIhFIo bf ILLbJHAPH
CHICAGO Union Stock Yards. Mar 2L-ras orornr
JouynSt reports Cdts-Recspts 1900 head shipments
1900 head Market steady for Coed etsers weak. Beevss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-25

LONDON May Pa p. m-Consos 80 i,ap 49,. I' wsstsr,
aud 30 LIS for tho aeoount Atannc 40 second mort
ffst mortgage Trustees certificates 50 20 .econd
r,se. III Canadian Pacific. ss7s Ere c9csn ordinary.
oorssls, SO 81. Paul Common. be'si ais ''
te.' SswY York Central 1919; Reading Si'"
Money 10 per cenI nj, =, rr1i,ns n,
Distance to-day IA G2a OOO oon
during the past -. Ter hath .ho-,
Tho rate Oi discount IN the open mIkos ''' SN -
AMI tsrss months bills IA DER csst. =, al ,rarc. "a
Paris advces quote per cent rentes !" ordn, a. oS
eentmes for the and exehaDgeon A''"'N ~ -
francs 80 centimes for checks. =, A.. p..k q,
PARIS. MAJ 1.-THE weekly stafenenl ~ ,ho "a "A
France shows an Increase OF 100000 franco sod anu
$3.50, 900 iranes In silver
Fergus County argus., 1888-03-08

On Monday of this week, Mr.. Nicholas
NJ. Erickson and Miss Winifrcd A. Shpman
were united in marriage at the home Of the
brides father. &. B. Shipman, on the
Judith. Judge Toombs, of Lewistown.
performed the ceremony; Miss Gertrude
Shipman acting as bridesmaid and John
VI. Nroonan as best man. The wedding
WAS quiet and informal. in accordance with
the desires Of those most interested.
The bride has n large circle Of accuuaint.
ances in the county who will rejoice at the
happy consun'mation. She is ~ lady of
culture and refinement, whp will adorn u
home and add lustre to society.
The groom is one Of Lewistown's promi.
nent young business men, who is likewise
well known throughout the county. IT.,
has been connected with the mercantile
house Of I. e. Power Il Bro. as manager,
Tor nearly five years. and in that time has
built up good trade by integrity and
strict busines. principles.
The happy pair left on the following
morning for Billings by private conveyance
from which point they will proceed on an
entended tour through the states. visiting
Chicago, st. Louis, New York, Boston.
and relatives in ~ number Of the Eastern
states. They will be absent about two
months when they will return to Lewis
town. and be found lat home in their ele
CANT new residence on Washington street
after the 10th Of May.
Fergus County argus., 1888-03-08
BLOWN TO PIECES.
Z. G. Baclsrlsler, . Contractor, sf Maiden
Is Found In His Cabin BlOssm 10
Asosss BY Giant Powder.

Last Monday. il was discovered that T..
G. Bacheller, had not been seen since Sat
ur,lay afternoon, previous. which fact
causing some of his friends to felr that all
WAS not well with him, Chas. Archer and
WIN. Lackie proceeded to the cabin where
with Harry johnson and J. X. Anderson,
he had been stopping while working on his
about two miles the cabin was reached
when it was found that the building was
badly demolished. and upon closer in.
vestigation the men were Mortified to dis
cover Bachel,ler's scalp and shre,ls of skin
and flesh from his left arm hanging over
the ridge pole and the walls spattercd with
blood. \ bed in the room was completely
torn to pieces, part of which being literally
gound to dust. AS everything in the build
ing was covered with the dirt and timber
which had fallen from the roof, Archer and
Lackie returned to town and got number
Of men TO help remove the debris.
Upon closer search, the lower limbs. par
italy rolled up in the blankets, at the foot
Of the bed, one finger and thumb, a portion
Of one shoultler-blade and n small section
Of the spinal column, which. in addition To
the scalp and fragments Of skin and flesh
mentioned above. was all that could he
found Of the remains.
A coroner's jury was e,npa nelled and after
careful examination rendered II verdict,
that deceased came to his death by the
explosion ofsiant powder. Cause unknown.
There was known to have been about
five pounds Of powder in the cabin at the
time, part Of which belonged to Bachel,ler
and the balance to j. X. Anderson.
Deceased was "a man of more than or,ln.
AIRY ability, was a graduate of West Point
and served in the regular army as second
lieutenant, and, it is understood, was for "A
time stationed at Fort Ellis. lie however
resigned his commission in the army and
ret urned to civil life. lie had been ~ resi-.
dent Of Maiden for nearly year and dur
ing this time took mining and wood con-
tracts and also engaged ia hauling ore.
lie had taken IA contract to build u bridge
across the Judith river at the mouth of
Ross Fork and was tn have started for
that point, the day his remains wer, found
Although not long resident of this sec-
Fergus County argus., 1888-03-08
MAIDEN LOCALS.

Ore has been struck ia the lower tunnel
II the Spotted Horse.
James Denning left for Benton and Hel
ena, Monday.
Fred Colver Of Warm Spring creek, ar.
rived from Wisconsin last saturday, with
"a bride. Congratulations, Fred.
Maj. Norris left for Judith Landing Mon.
day. lie anticipates lively times at the
Landing the coming season.
VIM. Lackie has been awarded a con.
tract for drifting 80 feet from theold Sou, h
shaft of the Montana mine. at 80 per foot.
Fergus County argus., 1888-03-08

We learn that out Of the 4 900 sheen
quarantined in this county last summer
by David HIlger. deputy inspector. all but
one band are reported positively cured,
and there is doubt in his mind about the
existance Of scab in even this exception.
This is certainly gratifying to sbeepmen,
and il proper vigilencc is kept to prevent
scabby sheep from being driven into the
county, their hocks will he in the best con
dition Of any in the territory. Thus far,
the deputy inspector has refused in every
case to give clean bills on sheep dipped for
scab last summer, but he informs us that
ON about April LIST he will examine all
bands under quarantine, give clean bills to
those free Of scab, and should any be found
with the disease, will see to il personally
that they be properly dipped.
The River Press Of last week. copies a
local item from the ARGus. relative to our
stage line and in commenting. says: The
above has reference to that celebrated
outfit known as the Montana Stage com
pany. 1t formerly pretended to furnish
reliable mail service between Billings and
Fort Benton, and made a most miscra BILE
failure of it. Owing to the fact that Fort
Benton demanded "a reasonably decent ser
vice. the outfit transferred its affections
and the end of it's line to another point,
where the superintendent says he gets lots
Of taffy" and no kicks. il matters not what
kind of service he furnishes. The people Of
the Judith basin and other sections GOV.
cred by this poorly conducted stage line,
are entitled to better service than they
receive, and they should never cease de.
n'anding it. They should unite in vigorous
to Delegate Toole until their de.
mands are complied with. The River Press
knows from experience something Of the
Inconvenience resulting from mails being
delayed without cause. and will lend it's
assistance in showing up every outfit that
attempts to impose ON the community in
that manner"
Fergus County argus., 1888-03-08

Leaves Maiden, Mondays. Wednesdays and FRI
days. Arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
EMPRESS AND PASSENGER RATES.
Fare from Maiden to Junction City,. .....e17 ~
Express, per ~. .... NJ
Through tickets and express rates can lee secured
at Northern Pacific Railroad office. I. Paul.
Fergus County argus., 1888-03-08

One Imported English Shire Stallion
years old, weight 100 lbs.
Two Percheron Norman stations, one
and the other 10 years old and one Ken
turky bred saddle stallion, I6i, hands high
weight 1000 pounds; ten years old.
The above stallions are sound aud kind
have been in Use at our ranch for the past
four years, and are sure foaI getters, and
their produce will be cheerfulIy shown
Three grade English Shire colts, i
years old.
Also, seventy-iive head of four year old
gcIdings, weighing from 1000 to / 100
pounds, and loo head of brood mares.
The above stations will be sold at re.,-
sonable figures. For further information
regarding these horses. address
W. W. iirarHREYs.
Manager IL Horse Ranch,
TT. Maginnis, NJ. II.
Jan. -, 'SS.
Fergus County argus., 1888-03-08

ti"n, his genial disposition and many
sterling qualities gained for him wide cir
Gle of friends who greatly deplorc his unss
timely and tragic end.
The remains were inferred in the Fort
Maginnis cemetery yesterday, the 9TH inst.
Fergus County argus., 1888-03-08

~ Tine Dining Hall of tie Hotel will
he Enlarged to More than Tnire its
Present size. Thus Furni~hin. the
Largest Dancing Room in l.eni-town.
Fergus County argus., 1888-03-08
white sulphur springs, Marsimsslale aud
tibet stage Lime.
Leaves thst, Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays.
". ". COATES. Prop'r. Martins,iale MT.

at Maiden, to take subscriptions. collect
payment therefor and receipt for same.
FELL a VRooMAN,
Pubs. Argus
Fergus County argus., 1888-03-08

TREAsrRER's OFFICE,
COUNTY OF FERGUS,
TERRITORY OF MONTANA,

TERRITORY OF MONTANA.
To all persons, companies or corpora
tions who have or claim any estate, right
upon any of the several pieces or parcels
Of land in the list hereto attached, take
notice, that will, according to law, offer
at public sale. at the office of the Treasurer
Of the County OF Fergus, Territory of Mon
tana. on the 9th day of March. A. d.,
lsss, and succeeding days. commencing ut
the hour of 10 O'Clock n. IN. Of each day.
the following descril,ci real estate situated
in said county, ON which the taxes for the
year 1887 have not been paid, To pay said
taxes, interests and penalties. to.wt:
W. u labcoek. of Utica. sl-a Nwl-l
NV NV !, See. q sell NELL
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