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Sharp County record., 1888-07-12
FULL OF FUN.

IL say, jim, if a fellow took 8,
phuric acid what would you r,
himP' I'D give him up" "-HarS1o',,, ~,
LantpooM
"A non-tnusical maa describo,
duet as a gO-as-yOu-please race l.
tween two tunes. -Msrchant 7rapsr.
--Scriptural texts have appeare5 !
the panels of the L cars in N.w Yot
amid advertisements of champam'
corsets and patent medicines
-Naturalists say that some bi,,
are constilutionally melancholy. R.
cause they can only take birds,,
view of the word, prob abIy.-Sf.
tng3.
-"Loife is q constant sthrucgI
against fate" said the IrishmaD TII VSI
couldn't find y pair of shoes nj
enough for him.
Papa, what is patrimony?" Al
is what is inherited from father m,
dear" oh and then is matrimo,,
something inherited from the motiI
err" Life.
If the moon was for sale on abml
cain counter half the women in A
world would want to buy it, and m
one who did would spend the rest \
her life wondering what on earth sh
do with it. Philadelphia Call.
Art D ,aler (lescanting on lheyt
ues of the picturc) You will d
serve, sir, that the drawing is fire.
that" AgriCuIturist-"Well, il ID
DRAWN is free, an you don't tax nd
too much fer the frame, bgosd, n
take it. "-EpOch.
"A woman who married scalaUs
discovered that he had another wE
and promptly got rid of him. So
declared that haf a loaf might be vi.
ter than no bread, but half a lod
was surely worse than nothing
Dra5e's Magazine.
-RDbinsOn-"B Brown says that ws
owe him $15, Dumley." Dlmley d
dignantly)-'I do not owe Brown
cent. l did owe him S15, but The del
became outlawed last week Any
who will lie like he does ought not
be trusted. "-lid- Bits.
She -"Ah, John! Before we wed
married you were always wishingn
were one of the Knight Of old, so I'd
might show your devotion; q
now" He-"Great heavens, Man
did you ever hear of one Of those
chivalry fellows jumping up from
paper to chop woodP'-Judgc
-G3orgie comes down to bre'kt
with a swollen visago, whereu1
mamma says to the four-year
George, don't you feel well'
mamma what the matter is" GeO7
full of influenza, replies: "No, ld
feel well. Bofe of my eyes is le@l
and one of my noses don'tgo," v ~
perS Bazar
Worcestershire sauce, sH
asked the attentive prospectivei'e i'es
in an insinuating tone. But fO0al{
bright, who had been vainly ende'Ts
full Of steak from its gristly pay
stem, answered emphatcaIIy; W.
two hand-saws. well sharpeneG
Detroit Free Press.
Sharp County record., 1888-07-12
Following Instructions

Now, James, said the :, T.. +,
the new boy. 'our stock d No 70
in every respect; there arc I.n,, M
it, and never will be, and you Sn,,
hesitate to crack it up to cu'tU INN
Then James, profoundly i Iai
went to wait on an o'u hnr
presently went out wltno"I lame
What did she want ''
quired the grocer had
She asked me il We al
paper 1 could recommeGio. sio. on
yes, that there was no f'fs ss >,
paper, an never w""'" U''
Sun
Sharp County record., 1888-07-12

"A down-E ,st militia Captain, on
receiving a note from lady request
ing the pleasure of his company"
understood it as a compliment 10 those
under his command. and marched the
whole of them to the lady's house!
Sharp County record., 1888-07-12
THE WRONG YEAR.

They sat beside the bright log-tire,
And watched the flaming embers dart;
While Love, the rogue, another pyre
Did kindle in his heart.
And as the parting moments drew,
II seemed so like a leave Of life,
He mustered courage and did sue
That she wJuld be his wife.
But with little thoughtful pause
Mid bushes OF the deepest pink,
She answered. Not this year-because-
You know what folks would Think
-Life
Sharp County record., 1888-07-12

IT will be found that they are the
weakest minded and the hardest hearted
men that most love change.-RHskia.
Sharp County record., 1888-07-12

mands were scattered everywhere, she
sank into an easy chair, and there was
sweet smile upon her lips.
He will return to me, she mur-
INJURED to herself, "and | shall wait
until he does"
Sharp County record., 1888-07-12

fDLENEss is the buriai of living wan. =
Jeremy Taylor.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-25
LEMON EIrxIh
A PIeasant Lemon Drink.

DR.. H. Mozley's Lemon Ekxir Is pre-
pared from the fr sh juice OF Lemons
combined it'll other vegetable liver ton.
les, csthsrtics. aromatic stimulants and
blood purifiers.
so cents and 81 per bottle. Sold by
druggist generally, and by all wholesale
druggists.
Prepared only by II. Motley. NJ. d.,
Atlsnts. Ga.
For Klliousness and constipation take
Lemon Elixir.
For indigestion and foul stomach ia 4
L. mon Elixir
For sick and nervous headache take
Lemon Elixir
For pslpststion of the heart tako
Lemon Elixir
For sleeplessness and nervousness take
Lemon Elixir.
For loss of sppe,i,e and debility take
Lemon Elixir.
For fevers. malaria aud caills, take
Lemon Elixir.
Lemon Elexir will not fail you In any
OF the above named diseases. Gil Of which
arise from torpid or diseased liver and
stomsch.
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A quaint card receiver In ivory antique
ware is in the form Of palm leaf, on the
stem Of which is seated a night capped pill
grim with a snail crawling over his shoulder.
4 tripllcate imperial frame, when opened,
represents a screen, the four standards beng
in Roman gold finish, aud the bordering OF
each frame showing handsome floral chasing.
In ONYX and enamel finish is an odd candle
stick, the base heing square slab Of onyx,
in the center OF which is a gilt thimble like
receptacle for the candle. A richly enameled
handle and border lends additional beauty 10
the article.
An exquisite photograph screen is finished
in enamel with gold decorations IN Louis
XIV style, over q ground work Of SEA green
velvet. The interior is richly brocaded in
broad, Stat like folds for any size or style Of
photograph Jewellers Weekly.
A luxurious sedan chair, with massive three
quarter inch cut glass sides and top, the
foriner having gilt finished borders and the
latter silver Gothic decorations. makes an
odd jewel case. The handles 70 the chair are
of ch lsed silver and the interior is finished II
purple satin.
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were met by number OF we'll known
citizens, headed by Governor Lee, and
after pleasant social reunion they were
introduced into the supper-room.
Here after Thoroughly enjoying the
good things Of life finished in the ETY. le
for which The Westmor.land is famous,
Colonel John y. Purcell called on Mr..
! fnman for speech That gentleman. re.
sponGed. cu,Og'zing the Industries OF
Richmond in glowing terms, and psyir
high tribute 10 the life and &C iyity OF
our people
Major Dolly then called on Mr.. Smith,
President Of be New York Cbsmber OF
Commerce. who responded in happy
speech highly complimentary to the
business activity and vim OF Richmond
Speeches were made by Colonel McAntr-
my. Mr.. John e. Calhoun, Mayor
Ellyson, DR.. Curry. Mr. Ashton S,srse,
and after delightful entertainment
kept up until late hour the gathering
dispersed.
The visitors will remain in tie city un-
III this afternoon, when they will con-
t!uue On th,ir journey 20 Georgia
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RAILROAD MAGNArEs.

Arrival ia richmond of Prominent Ran
road Omcials Entertainments Given
Them 40 the Richmond iocomotiV"
works and Westinorcland Club.
According to announcement previous
a. made. The train from the North via The
Richmond. Fredericksburg ~ Potomac
Railroad Yesterday morning brought TO
this city in special car Messrs John H.
Inman Of New York, President OF the
Terminal Company Nh Charles ;
Smith. President Of The Chamber o. Com
merce Of New York. DR. J. II. Parker,
President Of the New FORK Cotton kx-
change: Messrs. John {. Calhoun aud r.
= Han. Directors in the Terminal Com
many. and Colonel John 4. McAnerney,
n gallant Confederate, who, since the
war has been engaged in the railway
supply business in New York city
These gentlemen were met at the depot
by M,ssrs Joseph x Anderson. William
r. Trier. James H. Dooley, John T..
Rfanch. joseph BRYAN, John II. Mon
tagae. John : Elicit, Fred. X. Scott,
Robert Archer, and Charles ;. String
fellow
The visitors were driven 10 Candles
UU where they were shown the Trede-
Gar Iron Works and the Old Dominion
Nail Works al Belle Isle. they were
chen driven 10 the Richmond L0como-
tive ana Machine Works, where they
were handsomely lunched by Mr. Frigg,
the pr, siden, of that company, and after
wards made tour OF the establishment
They express q asiOnishment at finding
=, extensive an establishment in the
South. and eyinced great interest in see.
ing here in Richmond locomotives equal
an any in the world. constructed from
che ground up" In this connection II
- proper 10 state
nY WAY or PARENTnEsIS
chat these works propose, as soon as
nosslble. to extend their facilities. Mr..
Simpkins, their superintendent, is now IN
che North TO purchase $4,000 worth o'
tools. aud tn cspacily OF the works is TO
be increased from fifteen locomotives
gear to anywhere between n'ty ana one
hundred
At THE wEsTMo"EbANp.
But 10 return. After inspecting the
locomotive Works The party were driven
10 the Exchange. where they rested un'ii
+ o'clock at night. They then, by INVITA-,
lion. proc,edrd 10 The Wesimore'and
Club. where an elegant entertainment
he'd been prepared for them. here ihey
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-25
Lemon Hot Drops

Cure OIL Coughs. Colds, Hoarseness, Sore
Throlt. Bronchitis, Pneumonia. snd I'D
Throat snd Lung disease. Price -
cents. Sold by druggists. Prepared
only By DR. II. Motley Ailants.Gs.
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Try my SWEETHEART Cigarettes
Mother. VIII Find

that DR.. David's Cough Syrup will cure
their lllle ones OF coughs, colds, Group,
bronchitis, etc. etc. and no careful
housewife will be without bottle Of this
old-fashion remedy.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-25

Properly en- ugh after the election The
people down in lndiina ave Ieginning to
discuss the question ~ whether II is pos
sibe To have an election measuraDiy
free from bsrefaced hrihe'y aud whole
ale CORRUPTION VI TIC ciIilens.-OnlCsgo
News.
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Subscribe for the WEEKLY TINES.
For "A Free Trade

DR.. Dsvid's Cough Syrup is the best
selling article known because II Is so wei
known a. the unexcelled cure for coughs
colds, Group, bronchitis and consump-
ton
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II There II Anything

Better for coughs. colds, bronchitis, etc,
than Dr.. Davids Cough Syrsp, we have
ueyer heard Of IT, II cuf.s and leaves no
he'd Afier effects.
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Nh. Death Fa,e

has decreased since the introduction OF
DR.. Dsyid's Cough Syrup II is he very
best cough cure known.
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Smoke my SWEETHEART Cigarettes.

"Iitte Grocery Around the Corner"
A. W. Jones. No 4 South First stree.
keeps the meats and vegetables. iish and
game always in prime condition. Also
fresh butter and eggs.
Fergus County argus., 1888-09-27
NEWS NOTES.

General Walter q. Newberry has been
appointed post master ut tbicag".
Dr. u. Bramblc. of tinrinna,. has pur
chased Libby prison at amcti"n f"r 81 I 600
The democrats of the sixth kentucky \
district have renominatei John q. tarlisl.
for congress.
Spokane Falls was visited hy another
fire On thu 18th inst. which DESTROYED
S's6, worth of property.
NJ the recent meeting "f the snciety of
the Army al the Cumberland. GrneraI
Rosecrans was elected president.
On the 2"th inst. thieves entered the pay
ear ON the Lake shore road in the ont
skirts of Buffalo, administered et her To- the
occupants and escaped with SIOO,O~.
At n recent trial Of speed al Fleetwood
Park, New York. the trottcr Guy beat the
time of Maud :. on same track by half "A
second. He made the quarter in 3II sec-
onds, the half mile in i:Ol. the three quar-
tiers in l::s?., aud the mile in 2:l2a,.
George t'rocker. a wealthy cattle man of
Helena. met with u serious accident in
thicago ON the 2tth inst. 4 cab in which
he was riding dashed against the curbstone
throwing Crocker up against the side.
breaking the glass and cutting his face
badly. II is believed he will Lo-e his eye.
sight.
Young staples. who has been ON trial NJ
Freeport. Illinois, char rg,sl with shootiur
in the Brew st.r House. at that
place ~ year ago, was found guilty and
sentenced To one year in the penit-ntiarv
staples father is IL n,any-tim.s millionaire
III saltwater, Minnesota. An appeal To
the supreme court wns taken.
There were G.,~o people III Erlany-r,
right miles south of tinrinnati nn thu. l.tb
inst. to s,r speaker 'arlisl. and senator
I'lackburn aud hear them speak. They
were mostly from tarlisI-'s district. Th.
barbecue consisted of four rarras..-, uf
oxen. twcni y-f"nr of sheep, aud ~" end of
chickens roasted. Ais" of .,mnI gallons of
soup that had been r"nking three ,ays,
aud 100 baskets "f bread.
TIL" great ball, whirh was the feature nf
the Blame 'irnonst ration in New York. is
about Ia start from lis lionr. Cumberland,
Md, aud be rolled across the continent.
IL will reach Washington. Thursday. th.
.'th aud l~ received by the national
republican league with - great dcinonst ra-
ti"n. From here IL will 60 west rolling
q through West Virginia aud Ohio To- Indian.
apolis, aud theme" il may 20, to- th. Pacific
roast.
Fergus County argus., 1888-09-27

power and well merited fame, ant ago
nism arose against his policy AMI by
manipulation of stock he was forced
to step down and out. lie retired
almost into oblivion for ~ couple OF
years bui he WIS not idle. About "a
year ago the world awok- one morn
ing to learn that Willard WAS again "a
power IN ihe affairs of the Mort hern
Pacific. He had spent months in
Europe: had r~.,ain-l the confidence,
oi German bankers and foreign capital
lists swell a~ of those of this count ry.
When the recent elect ion took place.
out Of II total vote Of Gy. .1:;:: share,
Sol 40 shares. or an absolute ma
lority of 1872 We're voted by Willard
and associates. Al u meeting of the
newly elected board of direct OrS Mr..
Willard WAS nominated for president
but declined in favor Of Mr.. Oakes.
who was made president. Thus the
whirigig of time has given Willard the
trump cards and returned him to
power again.
Fergus County argus., 1888-09-27
MAIDEN LOCALS.

Dance 1T th" skating rink on the .,th ri
|t,ctol~r.
HoHx-To Mrs. Ira Knapp, II daughter
Weight, four pounds.
The MaginniS mill has been shut dow u for
several days for repairs. hut will start up
soon.
The Maginnis Mining company have put
in - new pair "f Howe scales, siN tons "a
pacity, to weigh ore on.
The spotted HORSE mill has found il nee.
s-sary to make several changes. and will
not start up before the first of the month
Mrs. Louis Iandt kit "n Monday coach
Tor Great Ealls and Helena, where she will
visit for ~ while, and then she intends going
east.
&. Drosch, our en,.rprising shoemaker.
has improved his shopani is nov prepared
To sell anything IN his line. IT, has tn.
largest stock ever brought to this town.
Mr.. Leonard Obrrrht left on Monday =
coach for Spokane Falls. where he has ..
ranrh. Mr.. Ohrrcht is u brother of Mrs.
otto Anderson, aud has been stay in, in
Maiden f"r the past thre months.
Fergus County argus., 1888-09-27

We omitted last week to make some
mention OF the letters of acceptance
of the presidential candidates. Mr..
Cleveland devOtes the greater portion
al his letter to ~ discussion Of the
tariff, favOring a rrdrct ion Of the
duties on the nesessaries Of life and
stimulai ing domestic ind,,st rial enter
lrises by taking of the duty on raw
materials used in home ma anufact ureS.
Gen. Harrison says the quest ion is not
one Of schedules but one involving the
principles Of free trade and protect ion.
He declares the Mills hill only ~ step
toward ultimate free trade. and the
impOrta ant question is not 50 much he
length Of the step rs the lirertiO Of
it.. lie does not think ,;,at tirr exist
ence Of the surplus is any occasion for
the abandonment Of the protective
system. lie suggests that the surplus
might he used in the purchase of bonds.
The candidates have declared them
selves and it remains for the people to
make n choice Of men and principles
Fergus County argus., 1888-09-27

BosroN. sept. lS.-.Ior I.ann..n. of
South Boston. and Jim Glenn. Of
Brooklyn. Mere matched to fight ten
rounds tonight with two-o,ince gloves
for purse al $500 tn the winner and
$3.50 tO the loser. I.anncn weighed
lsJ pounds and Glenn lbs. The for
n,.r out fought Glenn iron, the start, -,
and IN the fifth round Glenn was
knocked sens,.lc>s by u terrible left
han,ler IN the jaw ill., WAS unable to
respond to the call for he sixt u round.
and the fight WAS awarded to l.annrI,.
Fergus County argus., 1888-09-27
YELLOW FEVER.
Shot Gun Quarantine in Force at Various
Points

MEMrn>. Tenn. sept. 2i.-All railroads
lea'ling into the city will br not lifted fo
morrow not to sell tickets for Memphis,
as no trains will b- allow~'i tn come ne, rer
the city than ten miles. \ Gordon of armed
pickets will guard the dirt roa,. and M
one will be allowed to enter. The senti
ment here is that Memphis can better
afford :" spend SlW'.Wo 1" keep the cit v
free "f infected persons than to have even
one ease of fever, which would eos. her
merchants millions of dollars in loss of
trade. not counting the lives of her citizcns
which would be in danger. This same feel
ing prevails througliout the States of Lou
isiana. Mississippi. T-nm--.. and Ala.
hama. and extends into Kentucky. Every
town and city in the States named. from
Carlo, III. south to New Orleans. have
established ~ quarantine against infected
points. aud ia many instances against the
world.
a shot gun quaraDtin. prevails along the
line of the Illinois Central from New
Orleans to Fulton. Tenn. and trains are
not allowed to stop at any stations
between Cairo. ILL.,, and Canton. Miss.
A regular panic has seized the people.
especially in the smaller into rior towns
where no intercourse is the watchworsl and
armed men guard the roads ka,ling into
these places.
Chattanooga has instituted ~ most
stringent quarantine against all infected
points. No one Is permitted to enter thu.
city without giving u satisfactory acc.,unt
81 himself. Quarantine officers boa I'd
every train. The city council has adopted
ordinances inflicting a fine 81 $500 ON any
person entering the city from infected dis
tricts. a large reward is offered for the
apprehension and conviction of such
offender. and for the convict ion of any one
harboring refugees.
FEVER RECORD.
JAcKsoNvI.I.E. sept. ~ The excitement
of yesterday continues and ir greatly in
creased by three new eases 81 fever this
morning. Thr~-fourtis Of the white popu-
lation have He'd. Their. is hut IittI.. Ioo.i
in the city aud M trains stop. The official
report TODAY shows lIS new ras.s aud
! ! deaths.
Fergus County argus., 1888-09-27

The range boys tell us that new
danger has appeared in connection
with the subject Of prairie fires: The
cattle have becOme so Over-fat that
while the tallOw hanging all over them
stays in place all right enough during
the cold nights and mornings, yet the
days being very warm it melts and
saturates the dry bunch grass so
thoroughly that, should II fire gain a
start anywhere on .the ranges. there
would he no whoa to it; the rich
grass mixed with the till richer grease
you see. would make II fire hot as
sheOl it self-it would cook the whole
business. st OckgrOwers Journal.
Fergus County argus., 1888-09-27

The president has received official
information Of the refusal Of the
Chinese government to ratiiy the
amended treaty. This will cause no
alarm or special relrst The exclusion
bill will he promptly signed by the
president and will accomplish what
the treaty would nOt-the exclusion
of Chinese from every source. 1t IL
about time for thel 'nite,l States o stop
fawning 10 other natiOns-heathen or
otherwise. II the Chinese resort to
retaliation they will find it will be no
jug-handIe game.
Fergus County argus., 1888-09-27

Yellow fever is on the increase in the
south-the epidemic having made its
appearance in Alabama and Misss-
sippl. People are panie-stricken and
leaving their homes and business ~
rapidly a. they can he carried away.
At some points shotgun quarantine
has been introduced and refugees are
admOnshed to move on. Nearly
1000 deaths have occurred at Jack
sOnville, Florida since he disease first
made ITS appearance.
Fergus County argus., 1888-09-27

Following are the members Of tn
Territorial Cent iral con,
mittee:
l.. II. llershii-ld. Chairman.
ThOs. 4. Power. Treasurer.
Ellert u. Weed, Secretary.
lIeaverhead-B. r. White.
Cas,ade-.IOhn II. Fairchihl.
ChOteau-A. &. johnson.
Ct,stcr-.IOhn T.. Kennedy.
DawsOn-H. j. Haskell.
Deer I.odge-W. l.. Hoge
Fergn>-.Ias. II. Moe.
Gallatin-E r.. Ferris.
.Jefler>On-N. Merriman.
MadiSOn-A. j. Bennett.
Meagler-Nan II. Fisk.
MissOula-.IOhn Anderson.
Park-Chas. 4. Burg.
Silver BOw-t;eOrge W. Irwin. u.
Iellowst ONE. y. HarwOod.
Fergus County argus., 1888-09-27
JUDITH VALLEY LOCALS.

rm'i.BRoOx. Mont, Sept. ~, lSSS-
EDIToHs ARGrs: Items of news have hs~ts
ss:srce this week in this section of FcrssH
county. and with the exception If the s.l-
COWS with attendant calves from Pigs Eye
valley. and AN occasional call at the lava
tory across the way f"r a bottle Of beer by
some itinerant sheephersier. nothing has
occurred in any way to ruiIic the sweet
serenity of Philbrook's brightest drcasns.
goose r''psts at am elevation and i. stiil
la consequence "f this 'ne',gr>'n''--.d I'll news
every thug is quirt, you know, in a prs.si-
Fergus County argus., 1888-09-27

At Mullan. on the night Oi Sept. I :.
L. ID. sullivan, ~ saloon keeper, as-
sanlt@i John MaSe with an ax will,
intent to kill. sullivan dealt Mase u
severe blow with the lit Of tn. AK.
telling him rs though dead. Luckily
for Mase the ax glanced ON his skull.
leaving only severe scalp wound.
Mase was taken to Helena the same
night and had the wound .lres sed
Sullivan was taken to Deer LO.ige and
placed under 81 900 bonds to appear
before the grand jury in R.tober.
Mase was helple>sIy drunk on Sulli-
vans whisky al the time am, VIZ,
harmless.
Fergus County argus., 1888-09-27

The Marquis 'le MOrs will turn his
attention from cattle tn railroading.
He has in contemplation an extensive
plan of railroad building in China
There isade-p-rooted impression hat
the Marquis de More~ is something oi
n fraud. lie has proven failure at
everything he has undertaken 50 far.
Fergus County argus., 1888-09-27

Justice Field has refused to release
David Terry from the six months sen-
tence imposed for contempt OF court.
The United States grand jury sitting
IN san Francisco. also found several
indictments against Terry AMI his
wife, in connection with the out break
i'm ro,lrt
Fergus County argus., 1888-09-27

There We're many in Montana and
the northwest who irlt keenly the de-
thrOneinent of Willard from the North
ern Pacific management several years
ago. They felt that they had lost a
friend, and that an injustice had been
done one who was entitled to all
honor for the ex-'uiiOn OF 80 eieani ic
AN enterprise. When at the zenith of
Fergus County argus., 1888-09-27

Augusta, Me-. sIeeiaI: G~n. Adam r..
King, "f Maryland. will accompany Mr..
Blaine "n his tour through Michigan, adj
dressing th" same meetings. Gen. AIyer.
Walter Blaine and ten. Frazier will t... in
the party. Mr.. Blaine goes to New York
"n the 2'th inst. as now planned. making
several speerhes there Ielorr going west.
Fergus County argus., 1888-09-27

ing the orator of the evening the great
audience rose aud cheered for several min
utes. After thanking the audience for his
magnificent reception. Mills proccc,le,l to u
discussion "f the tariff issue and held the
attention "f his au,li.nr- for nearly two
hours. r" morrow night Anna pck-n-on
" III speak ia this city.
Fergus County argus., 1888-09-27

John l.. sullivan, who gained noto-
riety by whipping boot blacks and
waiter girls. is reported dangerously
i'll. lie couldn't stand kilrain's = me,li-