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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-09
DIED.


McDENlTr -On tho eth inst, Patrick Nc
Dewitt, aged Sc years
the re atiyeE nod friends II tho family nFe
respectfully invited to ATTEND mis- funeral
on Saturday morning, At : 80 O'Clock, from
the residence OF Is son Deunis TcLeyltt,
SOUS Richmond street, Twenty MN Waru
PhilAe eiphia. Solemn Rtqaiem Mass a.
the church ofthe Nativijy. To proceed 70
New Cathedral Cemetery.
EuKEL.-ln this city, on Tuesday, March
ell, aged II ye9rs
funeral tefvices nj 1t Apdrop's Church,
Eighth and Shtpley stteots, on Saturday AZ
terneon 81 S,so O'clock lnteimsnt privA
NICHOLSON tho 9th inst. Xii Nieholi,
Relatives and friends are respectfully IN
yite1 to Lttond his iunorAi from hiB l4tt
tiience, near CeutrsPille, Christians
hunnfec, on I'd dsv, ID month l2:h, ~ 2
ground.
WOMB In this city. on the sth inst. OF
memoraneOus Group, Heo;gs 4. Wonr,
son OF Joseph and Nellie Wonp, aged Ii
months
heat.veu and frlOnes are respectfully in.
vltrd TO attend his Iunsral, IRON the Tepl.
daacs Of his parents Lodge Itren, near
| lAymont, on saturday, MArcn 10 10 lsaye
no h 1use at O'Clock y. IN, lnlerment at
hiyeryieW Cemetery.
Our baby gone, ifea'co can realize II,
IT'S 10 much liRe \ sad, 8 ID dream TO no.
from which muet wake and hud cur dar.
ling.
But O, his baby face caanot SEQ.
! only lind an empty chair Ard cradle,
And little EhoLs and stCe1ltRB hid way:
rhe playth'nKs silent and no litpit x pratlIe
"uien was 10 Us sweet n usic every cay.
Home Is so lonely, a II so s'ill and lonely,
our heats are acalUg with the sad roffA In +,
How much wa miss our litto bad Ct prom lee;
| oauld We out clasp him / q our arms again
Saviour Divine, We come to Ihes tubmis-
AND say Thy will alone. not ours bo done;
In Thy dear loving Rrms to rest so sueetIy,
We leave In trust our precious little one,
Help Us 70 wait In patisncs for by coming
" men broken tbs andsepkrutionB cease;
10 hfll me kink htngs at hone f6rssor
United In EWest bosds OF lows and peace
FoRm AH.-ln thia city, on the sth inst
msrKsrst hoss, vito OF p. Is. FormAn
o atiVes aud friebdI arc respect FULLY In,
Nited % attend the funeral from her late
Iesihenco, No. 6i5 West Fiith street, on
saturday morning. Services q. the house
at IL O'Clock. Intermsnt at WilntpKton
ana bfandywine Cemetery.
O0NOANNUN.-Un this s.h inst, Martin
Oonoapnnn, a. cd 60 ears
Relatives and if1o ldB arc invited to attopd
me funeral, witnous furthe notice, fr0un his
iate re idence, at ut. Cubs, monday IN IN.
nv, az O'CLOCK. nigh Mass AZ ST. Patrir III
uhefch, ashland. lnlermsat at ST. JOssph's
oeme5e'y.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-09
Tho STANDARDIZATION r!snt.

LONDON, March $ -Cbaril Niehs
accompanied by Pony Mlce, BiTi
Hoiske and fourteen o!hers, let. l0H1
at | O'Clock this n rLing 4r Fn1
where 1t is suppo'ed, The light o'tsI
Mitchell md Sullivan Will take
Mitchell SAID before leaving ,aa! l.1
not know whether he would Wiz ~
was quite sure he would be a9eDs
that sulliyaO 10 not the asuy w
that Americans thought hun u
significant fact that two drteci'Ia,
have been following sullivan len
lOgne yesterday evening for ne
where the two lighters AID Ihefha
are eNpe TED TO meet.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-09
list OF Public sales.

nRrcn.
10, furniture, loll Tain all street.
10, Heald q 90, real estate.
Il, W. - Mote, W. q. Greek.
IL, John T. Hendrickson, M. q. Hid.
Is, Lyman q Foster, Chiiltiana hd.
ls, ". Y. Warner, city.
IA, Roberts * H1nnam, Chester, Pa.
IL MIA. Jos. 4. Lyman, n. U. I'D.
Il, ). II. 5tidnar, heirs, Christiana Hid.
IL, OlsaYor u Sickcrson n. o. lid.
Is Borden q Ooneway, ,5raudy wine Id.
10, John Hall, Penoedsr Hid.
10 spd 10. a. y. Chandler, brandy Hid.
10, Roberts n Hannurn, Chester Pa.
10, furniture, 1903 West l2th street.
81, Geo. Cochran. N. U. HID.
~, ID. a. Pyle, Mnl ureek Hid.
10. jos. II. Gould, Now Castle I'D.
Is. Johp branhan Mt. Cuba
Is, James Mckinney, W. q. q. Id.
10, Proud Il M5rrick, Centrevtlle, Dol.
20, Unclaimed pa ok ages, Ill =. stn ct.
20, ]. n. Carpenter. Beaver Valley, Del.
20, W. Y Warner, city.
Il. furniture, plb rstEall street.
~, Aaron lyon, Chester.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-09

A man who never lets the fashion nd
ahead OF him, who never has a s,.a,I
stock, who has large numbsr Of W
TONERS, and who may be sand iron N
Leat, quiet, obliging and quick wlyd
dealing, to be unique and timely likth
goods, Is he well-known ard populfh.
ter of No 2 East Third street, Mr Chnla
f. DuBell.
Unquestlonably the observer mlr
notes that the boys as well rs tie Es.s.
men, aud the ladies for their chIlfsl, al
like to buy hats there. I, is rc..oslss
that 1t should be so You calncl nd
more fashionable and better made sool
or more satisfactory prices
Mr. DuBell is now daily ieSgnzb
stylish young gentlemen the ai&,ld
best styles of hats.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-09

K Fl. Conwsy,oi Dorchester County,
Nd. 10 about inuGdao'ng 10 tide atten-
tion OF cur Citizans 8 neat little volume
OF $50 pages, entitled ''Lsayes Of tho
Tree CT Lite" II Ia made up Of scrip.
ture texts, ard various narratives gath.
ersn from reliable souIces, &c &c.
Mr.. O. may be found at No. 5O2 King
street, ard will be pleased to eonsnii
with sny ons Ia regard TO this valuable
little work. II viii prove great aid
TO persona interested In moral ina!ruo
tion OF the advancement OF Christian
doctrines.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-09

Last night about 10 o'c o;k 'Eon1
street ronghs, known rs "bo-G
freddy" entered the 7 W. SD
road waiting room and ordered W. i
passenger from the room, fajIs ]
were acting under orders OF suPsili
dent Carter. The man hesiia'ei A.a
roughs were sb.ut 10 throw w
when a colored porter came y tl XII
assistance and with ODe bloW NV
Porter, whcreupon Reddy ioos ~
Porter was allowed to crawl on y.
pass niger went back to bis sea. VIZ
lear OF further trouble.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-09

Pos dermAker BI1laer' - 4
King street, received a 1 /, y !
this morning, which, - y s,,' NJ
up from the reffiaeEail' , m m,ls
tshen 0y nsny i0r slo" 6aa
without exception t1 .,ns NJ
Brought hoEe for sont ! II S,,r,I
Is no doubt but ties ~
demand for II TO- mofFo"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-09

The demand for fresh DEB " y
ing. and for the purpose o. VA IA
Powell, in the Third stF's ad NJ a
secured In extra large sppyy' n
morrow, consisting OF aa'u
oisoos, white fish, yellow VI M n
dock, fresh cod, css iish' ASSyilll
some OF the anest pike EYE I, ~ - !
this city. His stalls VIII DsT
ten O'Clock tomorrow h'su"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-09

L. W. SIdham q sop, auctionesrp
sod for Il. O. Mahstiey In Brandy
wine Hundred, on Thnrsiay, horsea
$46O, Si7j, $3.50, Sll0, Ss00, $50; shet.
land 20 y aud cart, $500, $3.50; poniel
without cart, Sl25. slC5, SIZE 20, Sl22 80
500, S.l2 90, $3.50; corr, $50, S65, $50
SOL, $50, S5T, 49,; shsats, S.; hay, 81;
Per ton nine head of ponies average
$140 pc head.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-09
Tho ruue,a, of rro,ldsnt H'ta|

The funeral Of ihe lale PfeslGa
Oily Council, HaarY E1Sel, wiz
place ct $50 O'Clock to morEox Z
noon from MS ate residence ~ Nv
King street, and proceed TO p
drew's UhureL, where the se,Y..g
be held. Tue CITY Council aaa
officials will tend 10 o body'
be represented by oouacllnM
aad City Auditor Ne"e!l ssLT
pail bearer. The intermsans,
made In the Wilmington ~
wine cemetery.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-09

John Finder, who was assaulted and
had hiG sAdll fractured last Saturday
by Daniel W. Depat7 10. under tt'
ski,lfU! treatment OF DR. Bi0ckaum, i'm
proving rapidly and 10 now pronounce ID
out Of danger. As tbis Il the csss, it Il
more than probable that Deputy will h
released on bsil 81 the hearing to-mor
row morning.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-09

A boy FAMED franklin who resided
with nj rarents, No. 1876 West Second
three months ago, or at least he has not
been seen in the ucighborhoods, and some
OF then. have manifested some unegs ness
in regard to him. 1t would be wise for
those Interested to clear up the mystery
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-09

Crowds continue to throng the Chusct
OF the Covenant. Second aud Washing
ION s:rects, to hear Mr.. relioId, the En-.
glish evangelist, preach, and Mrs. let
ford sag he gospel Mr. Tellord wi
pIeacn Il enGc!al sermon TO men TO night
but iaG.,s are invited also.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-09

IWIcnrTA, Kan, March S-naI
meu living in Indian Tcrriiog-lga1
Quinn, William Antwerp aud Joss|
GeorRe--wete burned out Of a log 40
on Sunday night AID shot down yard
Of cowboys co3ceai5d IN the uuis'brzAl
The murdered men recently weuiDa
Western part Of the Territory suliSd
up site for a claim on RABBIT EECral
which they had expected 20 make EN-
upon when the Territory Eh-l. hlyss
opened for settlement, The hnlna
squatted upon was In the range olCiti
man George II. Delaney. DilaagEz
many ways to get the squaters TO la'
the country, but failed.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-09

Remnants Of Cloths and Oassinsre,
suitable Tor suits, pants, vests and
lAaiss' wraps at one-hsif cost, No. Ill
Market street, and few youths and
mans coats.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-09

wAsu1seros. D. c .', sseI
onel G. w. NJ MERE, trlsct-
Morse cartridge and ia sG'
Of Professor HofNe'
telegraph,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-09

To suffer and DC .la mi all
ior 8 baby. when ~ tsor It''j
dlporisrs uss pf
Price % cents,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-09
WIN. -. sHAKR y co.
VIM, B, ShaTP& Co.,
Fourth and Market SIS,

nent Wall street king, on
being asked his opinion,
said: "Sonny, take my adj
vice; never sell what you
haven't got" That is just
as true now as then, and APP
pies quite as we'll to adver-
Using. n ever advertise
what you "haven't got"
We commenced three
weeks ago to make unusual
ly low prices on Carpets.
We are making and laying
over 1000 yards a week.
We have a full force Of
sewers and hackers and can
do our work promptly. Low
prices make the needles fly
and the hammers sing. We
never were as busy this early
in the season. We measure
your rooms and give you an
estimate for any kind OF
carpet work, either new or
| old. AS we near the 25th
of March everybody will be
rushe d and some will likely
lose their patience. Order
your carpets early, that we
can do our part by you
promptly.
We have put on sale
labout 1000 yards of the best
Tapestry Brussels Carpets
lyou ever saw for the money
I-37l cents per yard, So
cents per yard, 90 cents per
lyard-four remarkable offer
lings, any OF which while
they last, We will make and
Hay on your floor, including
carpet lining, for 5 cents per
lyard.
i WHILE THEY LAST-and
we never advertise what We
haven't got"
i We hang the best liol
), land shades, with Knapp's
h or Hartshoin's spring bal
4 ance rollers, for G5 cents
Same in handsome goods,
$50 cents-all complete tc
, lyour windows.
We have about goo yard:
of five-irame Body Brussel.
Carpets in rich and hand.
e some designs, all with elegan'
IL borders TO match. They
'olare in new ecrus and ivory
3 Igrounds. You will find then
d in most every carpet store
e at SI.2o per yard. We sci
b this line for 81 per yard.
e! We show a beautiful lin,
I, lof Administer Moquettes''-
n the prettiest and most effect
IS i've parlor carpet made. Rich
=. luxurious and elegant, will
ID a subdued harmony OF col
Or orings, tracing and all owe
e: work, truly delightful. You
d can spend three times tn,
81 3 amount and your parlo
81 Twill look no better than witt
% one OF our "Moquettes.
IN They all come with univer
70 sally stylish and wide Dor
ip Iderg. We control for thi
NJ market over TWENTY privat
patterns. You will find then
to nowhere else. S1.25 ant
$3.50 per yard.
tyl 10 match the Moquett
Of Of Carpets we have now S bale
OF the handsomest M o u
quette Rugs we ever saw
sThe prices now are $3.50 In
stead of S..
' For half windows an
uestibule curtains, tides
scarfs and fancy work W
ncw have the celebrate,
dog wood" China Silks i
|Glold blue, terra-cotta, oil
r,lgold. 'Sang de Boeui," ge
Id'arme, pink and white, ct,
s. Also, 27 in. Madras, wit
'yl tringes to match, 25c pc
ne yard. Cray Scrim" in a
, cOlors, I2a and IS cents.
IS English SHRED Seel
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-09
CARPETS

Before buying oarp e ,i sT' ~
you should not fs', !, ~ .,ss. ~,
L. F. Adair, 4 ,.' hll1,laiiinrs n
has added 10 hls l-' md Fl4
full lire of carpets, . ri hboaa \
undersold By any ., S' closiaa"
city, nat even Bpeois' -!
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-09

In ancient times, kissing pretty
girl was cure Tor headache. 1t is
difficult to improve upon some of
those old-lsshioned remedies.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-09

Ronert T. Williams, vii lecture In til =
First VI ?. Church, seventh street near
Walnut, on Saturday March 10th, at z 30
p. m subject; "OW Great Theologians
and Their Noble Work. - Tue lecture
will be followed by reci,ations. Admls
sion, 20 cents.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-09

A dentist Is not necessarily mad be
carsehe shows his teeth.
The latest definition Of flir,at!on-
attention Without intention.
Love laughs at locSsmitls, an
yet there isn't anything very funny
about 4 loCksmith.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-09

Twenty loads OF dirt dumped ON
Fluh street near Madison, next 10
Whites stables. Apply at this office.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-09

=" AErED-A GOOD PRDrESTANr
w gin for general houssWofk a. f0l e.
bird 6,rset. u9.tA
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-09

GiOR SALE--t NlTURe, uaRPETS,
u GO, o9a ". l2;h street, from to D.
Ia. up3.A
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-09

sET ANrSD-A MlOuI4F-AtfED LADY
w for h0usok 0ebiag ,tnly two ia family;
q $50 cook to go TO Bellevue. Apply at sos
OrAnSs street. fns.2lA
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-09

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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-06-06
Weary and Worn.

When the tired factory operative, the weary out
door laborer, the overtasked bookkeeper or clerk
seeks a medical recompense for expenditure Of
DO lily force, where shall he find it2 Could the
recorded experience Of thousands Of workers be
voiced, the verdict would le that Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters renews failing strength, stimu-
lales the faded mental powers to fresh activity, and
relaxes undue nervous tension as nothing else
does Digestion, a regular habit Of body, appetite
and sleep are promoted by it, and il is an admira-
Bile auxiliary In the recovery Of health by GONZALES
cents, A flstidi0us stomach IS not offended by II,
and to persons Of both SEXES in delicate health
who occasionally Eel the need Of an efficient
tonic the whole range Of the ?harmacop9ia and
the catalogue OF prorII-tlIy MEDICINES docs not
present a more useful, safer or more decisive one.
II Is also Incompatible for fever and ague, rheu.
mstism and kidney troubles.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-06-06
Special Dispatches from the st. Louis Ma
tional Democratic Convention.


ST.. Louis, June Sat ll:07 a. m.
the crowd began to gather slowly.
Most hearty applause from the CALLER
les greeted Senator Voorhees, "a he
walked up the aisle. The convention
will be called to order at noon.
1l:25 a. m.-There was great APP
plause and cheering at entrance Of the
Cleveland Club of Buffalo, with band
playing Dixie. Cheering continued
several minutes.
1929 p. m.-The Wisconsin delega.
ton decorated their banner with a
bandans handkerchief and the delega-
ton gave thru cheers for Wisconsin.
Mississippi, Virginia and West Viz
ginia followed cheering. The Indiana
banner was decorated with a Cleve-
land hat.
1925 p. m.-Chairman Barnum
called the convention to order and in
troduced Bishop Cranberry, Of the
Methodist church, who delivered the
invocation, the delegates standing.
Thsre were cries of "louder' from the
rear Of the hall.
l:l2 p. ma resolution OF Senator
German was adopted ordering call OF
roll to name the committee.
lila p. m.-Kentucky named Henry
Watterson as member of the committee
on r .olutiors There was long and
continued cheering at this.
1880 p. Nippon motion Dakota
was excluded from the committee,
there being a cont I in that territory.
She committee will meet at 5 this eve
ming.
1872 p. m.-Tbe names Of Arthur
German, Of Maryland, Lou Abbott, OF
New Jersey, aud Ed Cooper, Of New
York, proposed as members of the
committee on resolutions. were greeted
with applauses.
l:52 p. m.-The convention il disput-
ing over a motion by Baker, Of Ohio
To admit uniformed clubs to the SEES
slons of the convention.
1855 p. m.-Roswell p. +. Lower, OF
New York, was greeted with applause
wien he arose - move that when the
convention adjourned it adjourn
until noon tomorrow. Gov. Abbott,
of New jersey, offered an amendment
the hour at 10 O'Clock and the
resolution WIS adopted.
l:j7 p. m.-The convention has taken
\ recess until ten o'clock tomorrow. |
During the recess the National COM
has ordered the Sargent at
arms to admit uniformed clubs, to a
view of the hall.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-06-06
A General InNitltio-

On Thursday, June eth. at about ten
O'Clock in the forenoon, the head gates
of the Tongue river ditch will bs
raised for the fist time and the full
head Of water be permitted to flow
into the ditch ss far down as Squsw
creek On this occasion. which will
be one o. general rejoicing for Miles
City. Mr.. Walter b. Jordan on behalf
of the ditch company extends & gener-
al invitation TO the people oil Miles
City to be present and in addition to
witnessing the opening of the ditch
psrtake Of such Inequalities as may
be in the power Of the 1mpsny to ex-
tend to them. 1t goes without saying
that everv body IN Miles City who
can find means u 4 .pspgr' tion will
be on hand and lend their presence
10 grace and emphasize this ceremony.
II is something we have talked about
and looked forward 10 80 long, that its
actual occurrence deserves and will be
marked rs the initial point in the
future prosperity Of Miles City.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-06-06
W no can Beat il.

A. NJ. c., 70, one Of the leadin g wool
growers Of this section, writes us from
Albright that he hes just completed
bis lambing sea on with the following
results. He had 1868 breeding ewes
of which SO provcl to he dry, and has
msrked 1920 l,mbl. We should be
glad TO hear from other sheep men n
the county whether they can make a
better showing ths this or not, as we
believe the wort reports will lgo TO
show that this locslky lie especially
favorable for the Industry.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-06-06
Don't

Let that cough Of yours run on You
think II IL little thing. But II may
run into catarrh. Or into pneumonia.
Or consumption.
Catarrh IL disgusting. Pneumonia
il dangerous. Consumption js death
itself.
The breathing apparatus must be
kept healthy and clear OF all obstruo-
lions aud offensive matter. Otherwise
there In trouble ahead.
All the diseases OF these parts, head,
nose, throat, bronchial tubes and
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-06-06
Communicated
A CorrcspSud,ut Cfitici,sd.

FORSYTH, NJ. T., May 20. 1888
Editor YELLOWSTONE JOURSAL.
DEAR SIE-We have noticed seve,
raj communications IN your paper a
various intervals, that are open Il
criticism. so far as those communion
tons relate 10 matters not calculated
to stir up strife In the neighborhood
We have no objections TO make; buI
strange to say, your correspondent
only ''geIs there when there is some
petty neighborhood quarrel 10 report.
The writer IN u of his latest efforts
takes particular care, apparently, Il
state that they live on the south side.
We doubt this very much aud think
we detect a sinister motive when they
make the statement Quite HI srtfuI
dodger, cunning as Il fox, and like the
fox, just IA trihe cOwardly. Ashamed
to father their own offspring, they
just ste across the track and hope by
20 doing 10 throw the responsibility on
some innocent party. A pretty gen
eral acquaintance with the people OF
the south side leads Us to believe that
they are all too busily engaged in their
efforts TO make an honest living, To
stop to report their neighbors troubles.
Your correspondent il unknown TO us
and may be after a fashion, Amlsbly
witty and wise. However this may
be, we take IL that they belong to one
OF two classes: The young, thoughless
class, who, in their ineXperieuce with
the ways Of the world, are accustomed
TO regard the troubles of others as
something very funny. Or they be-
long TO that other class who are pei
mitted to live in an atmosphere so
much pUrer than that which their less
favored brethred are compelled 10 live
in, that they are not affected by the
same cares and trials that fall to the
lot Of others, but who can sit back in
their essy chair, and in the full enjoy
ment of their favorable surroundings,
exclaim. as did one of their number
many years ago, THANK God, ] am
not rs other men are" Ii to the for
mer class they will learn; by the time
their own OK hrs been gOred a few
times they will realize that il makes
a difference. But If to the lstter class,
We are not to certain "a to what il best.
Earth must be an uncougenisl home
for them at best. They might make
application 10 be gathered home to
their fathers by special act Of Con-
rress at an early date Forsyth has
had the reputation Of being q quiet,
orderly place since II vas q town: IL is
entitled to that reputation yet. If
there Ia an individual living here-and
II seems there is-who take pleasure In
holding their neighbors IN to didicule
in the press, we would remind him Of
the many privileges he enjoys he, and
and among them the privilege Of leav.
ing. No heavy ransom will be re-
quirei for tfeir SAT return; the blow
would probably fall heavy % some OF
us. hut N business kespa up and the
season proves favorable we will pull
through some way. The weeping,
wsiliug aud gnashiug of teeth over
your departure will not seriously in.
terfere with the general welfare of the
community.
Respectfully,
A RESIDENT OF THE NORTH SIDE.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-06-06

lungs, can be delightfully."- and entirely
cured by the use OF Boschee's G man
Syrup. II you don't know this al
ready, thousands and thousands of
people can tell you. They have been
cured by it, and "know how it is,
themselves" Bottle only IS cents.
Ask any druggist.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-06-06

Geo. Liscomb, OF Tongue river, was
busy yesterday loading and getting
ready a folr horse vehicle full Of
freight, which he is to transport for
himself and neighbors.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-06-06
Masouie Notice.

A stated communication Of Yellow.
stone Lodge No. 20, A. +. & a. NJ,
will be held at Masonic Hall this Wed.
nesday evening at 5 o'clock for work
In the F. c. and NJ. NJ. degrees. A
full attencance is requested.
BY order of the w. NJ.
5. GORDON,
= Secty.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-06-06

w. J. Geddes, of Brooklyn, n. Y.
arrived Yesterday. He is a brother of
Jimmie" of the same name who lives
on Tongue river. A third brother
from the ranch YVES on hand TO meet
his relative.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-06-06

Sid. Paget, has turned w sboun %
head Of horses which he has sold TO
some New York psrties and they will
be shipped to-day. The lot comprises
some Of his beat range horses.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-06-06

The following people have deposited
their grips at the Wacqueen: ID. j.
Hanna, ST. PAU; J. r. Pearslll, Flint,
Mich; c. G. Richardson, Anoka
MINI,