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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-12-10

At the Harnett House, Savannah, Ga,
you get all the comforts Of the high-prlced
hotels, and save from 81 10 az per day.
Try il and be convinced.-BOSton Home
Journal
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Oaki TIC HLIu IIButWOOu.
Have removed my wood yard TO corner
Gwinnett street and Savannah, Florida and
Western railway. Telephone n.
K. Is. CAssELs.
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HOOPS Sarsaparilla is a purely vegetable
preparation, being free from injurious IN
gradients 1t is peculiar in its Gu alive
tn0var
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OAK, Pine and I,iphtwood

Elegant Silk and Worsted Mufiiers and
Handkerchiefs at LaFar's.
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Oak Pine and Liohtwood

Have removed my wood yard to corner
Gwinnett street and Savannah, Florida and
Western railway. Telephone n.
n. Ii. CAssELs.
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SUMMARY

Annual ratio per 100 population for week
Whites 10; blacks and colored. 3d.
w Drummer. NJ D., Health Officer
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Maximum. temperature Is g; minimum tenn
perature 40 O.
The height of the river at Augusta at
1 :SS o'clock p. N. yesterday Augusta timel
was $50 feet - fall of OIL during the
past twenty-four hours.
Observations taken at the Same moment
of time at all stations.
SAVANNAH Dec. 8. 6:3o A. NJ. city time.
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weddings.
Wedding invitations and cards printed or
engraved at the shortest notice and in tho
latest styles. We carry an extensive and
well selected stock Of fine papers, envelopes
and cards especially for such orders. Sam
pies sent on application. MORNING NEWS
Printing House, Savannah. Ga.
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Round Trip Rates via the Central Rail
road OF Georgia.

To Augusta exposition and return, SO 40.
Tickets will be on sale until and including
Dec. 14th, limited five days from sale, but
not later than Dec. 18th.
These tickets include transfer to and
from and admission to exposition grounds.
Ticket offices, 10 Bull street and Central
depot. Z. T. CHARLTON, Gen. Pass. Agt.
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WeddinDR.

Elegant Driving and Fosters Kid Gloves
at LaFar's
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Always at the Front.

Buggy Robes and Carriage Wraps at La
Far's
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-12-10

Dunlap's Fine Hats-LaFar, 80 Bull
street, agent.
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REHABILITATION.
Deaths in city-Whites. 6; blacks and col
ored, IS; total, 81. Still births-Whites 81;
blacks and colored, g. Premature births-Whites
l. Railway accident, 1.
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T~ denotes trace OF rainfall,
l. A. benson. Observer Signal Corps.
OFFICIAL MORTUARY REPORT
or the City OF Savannah for the Week End
ing Friday, December z, 1883.
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Lyons Fine Silk Umbrellas, Silk or
Gloria, at LaFar's.
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Mathushek Pianos.

Embroidered Shirts and Full Dress Vests
Of LaEar's
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Change of Schedule.

Deer Shakers Caps of Plush and Melton
Cloth at IaEar's
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Whites. Brks &C'rd.

Over I'm Over I'm
10 der 10 10 der 10
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-30
household Market.
= - = = = =
RELIGIOUS.

DELICIOUS SERVICES WILL BE
~ held In the following churches on Sun
a at s'is. sunday school at i:is p. m. when ws ths
hourfs different IL is specially noted:
CHURCH OF Gop-Cornsr OF Prince ana Or.
ange. Preaching at 1880 u IN. ana 7:t5 y. m. by
the pastor Sabbath school At 9l6 a. m.
OLivKr BAPTIsr CnuRon.-Corner OF Wash.
ington ana Duke street. Preaching at 10 80
a. IN. and - p. m, by the pastor. Sunday
CHaisT LuTHRRAN NCHunoH-west King street,
X. l.. Reed, pastor. Divine services 10 NOR
row morning ana evening at the usual hours.
Sunday school at0a IN.
West Orange and Concord streets Rev. }. t.
Funk. pastOr-preaching at 1880 a IN. aud ~
psRAoyy In sdhSS Of Sorth ~ Sneen m
ana James street. Rev. @. Elvin Houpi. pas
tor. sunday school ut 800 m. Usual d.
EvASoRLIoAL- First Church JGerman) forth
Water street. key. v. =. Lehr. pastor. Preach.
7.i3 p. IN. in the English. sunday school at 0
| g.; m. Prayer meeting on Wednesday and
Tnaa% NJ fse parsonMTs. meeting on
sr. sTRrnsN.s LUTHERAN CnuRcH, tGermanl
corner Soutf Duke ana Church streets. Rev,
II. Meister, pastOr.-Servico tomorrow morn
Ing ana evening. Sabbath school az 0 a. m.
SsooND EvASaELIoAL English ]. on Mul.
iO;soa: IN. and 7:i5 p. m. by the pastor. sunday
school ut e:iba m.
sT. PAuL's KRpoRMRp- Rev. J. W .Meminger,
pastor. Regular morning ana evening service
at 1880 n IN. ara 74o p. N. Sunday school
at 0 a. m
VIM. Y. Lichliter. pastor. Divine service at
1850 a. IN ana q ID p IN. sunday school at Ga
m. service In the German language at p m.
ST. JOHNS LuTHKRAN.-Rev. Is. r. Alleman.
ID. ID. pastor. Chidrens Day services at 1880
q. M, and P. m Lecture ana a.d prayer meeting
at 1t. Johns at 0 u. M. and ut Gotwaid Memo.
rial chapel at p. IN.
FIRST RnyoRMHp CHURoH.-Rev. j. NJ. TttZel.
ID. d., pastor. Services tomorrow at lO:3J a..
m, ana 7:i6p. m. sunday school at Q O, m.
PRRsBYTHRIAN MEMORIAL CHURCH, south
Queen street, Thomas Thompson pastor.
aysnina e n me h a. M IN the
Lords supper. SUNDAY school at a. m
Young peoples meeting at 7i5 p. m. Prayer
and teachers meeting "Wednesday evening at
FIRST DEMONSTRATION at the regular hours
morning and evening. pastor. Rev. j. N. Fol.
jsot-" The Covenant OF Hood '"'
PRRsayTERIAN-Divin services at the usual
morning hour, cond ucted by the pastor. kev.
MoRAvIAN.-J. Max Hark, u. D., pastor, q.
m. sunday school; 1880 Lttany and sermon.
FIRsr III. X. CHuROH.-Rsv j. r. T. Gray, pas.
tor; Glass meetings and sunday school Mt . a.
m. 1890 a. m. Lord s supper and p. IN. preact.
Dy nnn
ycans people meeting.
al p. m, sa IN. service conducted by } !. II.
seiysrt. Prayer meeting on Thursday evening
IAsT MISSION Nj. E. CHURCH. sunday school
TRINITY LuTHxRAN-Usual services morning
and evening. conducted by the pastor. syste.
the sunday school on Monday evening at 7:so.
Nestry meeting at the same hour.
sT. PAuLs NE. CHURCH Charles Roads. pas.
tor-Sunday school at a. N. Preaching at
1880 a. IN. ana 7;as y. N. Young peoples
meeting at 6o0 p N.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-30
Live stock niArkas>.

CHICAGO. June go -Cattle--R Receipts, 1900
shipments. 80; market weaker; cows, sl 4,
0850.
Hogs-Receipts. 10000 head; shipments
1900, market GLOW and 90 lower mixed. q a
so IS heavy se eb96 rs light, H 400b 80; pig.
and culls, a 20 o5 IS.
sheep Receipts. $500 head; shipments
Western lasders, ts33 ~; Texans, q O0S3s IS
lambs. 630.
EAST LInERrY. Cattle - Receipts, G65
shipments, 6!7 nothing doing; all throu X b
consignments; no catus shipped TO New York
70 day.
1900 p; market steady; Philadelphias, S s0[i
bso mixed. So 800 10; Workers.. e6 8ss15 rs ;
common 10 fair, o bO<15 90; pigs. So COCO 25
sheep -keesipts. 200 shipments, 400
market dull prime, N 6Gt rs; fair IN
good. q 5o0t 20 common, sl1l 90 lambs, eig
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-30
OFF FOR nsALrlaORK.

The L,edcrhrans ana n1ansrchor rass their
Departure for the Monumsnsal CITY.
The Lancaster Liederkranx and M.en nner.
chor LEFT this afternoon for Baltimore to
attend the Natiousl SWugerfest, which be-
gins In that city today and lssts until
Thursday. At l o'clock the Liederkrsrz
mot at their hall, In the rear Of Knapps
saloon, and headed by the Liberty band,
which furnishes the music for them,
marched TO Mannerchor hall, where that
soceity fell In. The two then marched
down Prince street 10 West King, 10
| Centre Square and the Psnnsylvania rail.
| road station, where large crowd
! had gathered TO zee them of. The
/ L.edefkrsnx wore light slouch hats and
| red badges and the Mmnnerchor brown
hats and blue badges. Each carried veYy
| pretty flags and bannera On the Baltimor
train there were two special cars for th
societies and on one was streamer Will
the words Liederkrapz Of Ian
caster, Pa" The numker OF members {
the societies who went were $50. and
others accompanied them.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-30
New York Afacka.

ksw YORK, jane 80. Up. m.-Money CLOSED
at 2 per cent Exchange ;steady posted
rates. q slda 50; actual rates "a s6ko
sC. for 60 days and q ssx04 ssa1 for demand
Governments closed quiet currency 6's
u 10 bid Is comp. u 2s1s tk's DO. o. ON
bid.
Pacinc railroad bonds closed as follows
Union firsts. ia To W; land Grants, lO2 70
1i sinkingFunds. 10 to l22; Centrals, ia to
III.
Dizziness was the only faat-rs cf stock spec.
ulalion 10 day. Up - the Closing nour only
hour only 81, us shares changed hands. In the
early dealings The tone was nrm ana an al
vance OF H0k per cent. esta ablished. but after
the publication or the bank statement, show
Ing decrease in he reserve of s752,l75, the ad.
vance was wholly lost ana the mar ket closed
weak
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,zas=s-s s-saaass=HsaHaa=az- -
MARkE2H,


new HOfw mofk0u
NEW YoRK June W-flour market str adv
Fine. q lsselsss snperfne,. q 4sesS oO; MINI
Extra. o. 1908 90; City Mil, Extra, q iO04 %
wintsr heat extra. g 1908 %;
Wheat-No l, Red. State. 83Caic No. O. sskc:
s7Ho; rcoeipis none shipments. none. ''''
Corn-ko. .. Mixed, Cash, $40
July, eylc august. sikc receipts. &c, 90
Oats No /, White, state, 4,s. No. q DO,
tos No mixed. July. 3ssc; receipts,
100000 shipments. none.
kye duh State 76c,
barley nominal.
Pork Iniet; Old Mess, GA Ola 2s
Lard { ull July, - ~ Aug, rs 81
Molasses nrm Tor 80 boiling stock lpkc.
Turlpentipe q niot at $50.
knsfn dul; strained 10 good, 81 lOSpE l5
Petroleum quiet Refined In Gases, gkc.
IreiRhts dun grain to Glasgow, ID.
Butter steady Western Creamery, l6Tlekc.
Cheese dull; Western Flat, 76si.c /;
ise Ohio FLAT, 7Gsc.
lskc.
sugar 5 'eady Rennsd Cutloai. So arauula
ted, 7Ac
Taiiow quiet; Prime City, 4c.
kice nominal Carolina. fair toRood, tkc
Coffee steady' Fair CsrgOes. for kio. l5c
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-30

From the York Gazette Il II learned that
the Democratic clubs Of that city have en-
gagged the Spring Garden band 70 escort the
Lancaster delegates to the Democratic head
quarters at Frees hall, on their arrival in
York on July while enroute TO Baltimore
All Democrats will march with the mem
bers meeting ut Frees hall on next Tues
day ct p. m. TO the depot, and on the ar
RIVAL OF the delegation will march back to
the hail and listen to speeches which will
occupy their timo while In York.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-30
ALawn Pineapple FeetlvAl,

The lawn pineapple festival Of the First
Baptist church, which was 10 have taken
place Thursday and Friday evenings, but
which was postponed on account Of the
rain, will take place Monday and Tuesday
evenings. The lawn will be brilliantly
illuminated with electric lights and the
tables will be handsomely decorated. Pine.
apples will be served frCzsn and In oil
other ways and other fruits and berries will
be abundsntly supplied.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-30
Knights OF Py,hias on,eer,.

On Friday evening Inland City Lodge,
No 86, Knights OF Pythiss, elected the fol.
lowing officers for the ensuing six months
Past o., X. w. Holbrook q. O., jacob 8.
Mullen Vice o., II. L. Simon prsla.s,
w. T. 3. Petermsn M. OF Arms, II. M.
AeOomssy; M. o Finance, Edwin y.
6msltx n. Of Ex., John s.. Kendig; X. OF
Req and Seal, Jeremiah Rife inner guard,
Harry Kiefier; outer guard, Bart Mo.
CURE trustee. N. M. Barton; Rep. 70
Grand Lodge, Harry Eckmap.
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ssaassssal4 -
DRATHH,

hokENEA,-In this city on the 29th In at,
JapSs Mckenna. aged 90 years.
The relatives and friends oi the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from the residence OF Mrs O. d. Kolly, NO. et7
East Orange street, on Monday morning at
8 3Oo'c osE. Services at 81. Msry's church al
9o'olocs. lnterment at Bt. Mary's cemetery
ieQ0 2tds
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-30
Earned . rag of SAT-.

From tho New Holland Clarion.
Adam and Frank Styer, Of Cernarvon,
offered to pay for Q sack Of salt II william
Cauller would put II on his back and carry
1t home from Hofiman's store, In C@rnar-
Won, q distance OF half Q mile. Cauller was
equal to the task, and did II with case n
the expense Of the two who said he
oOuldn't
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-30
another SUIT Against the Oounty.

Alderman David L. Deem, OF the Sixth
ward, hes brought civil suit before Alder,
man spurrisF, against the county OF Ian.
ens1eE. II 10 70 recover about Sl75 costs In
cenaA which Deem has disposed Of By
aavtso Of County Solicitor shenck the
county refused 70 psy this amount. The
hearing u sst for next Thursday.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-30
Waived q Hearing.

Jonas L. Minnich, charged with accessory
to larceny, false pretense and embt zz.e-
ment, and Andrew Miller, charged with
larceny, have waived hearing before
Alderman Deem and gave bail for court
The prosecutor Is Percival Barto.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-30
PM, tho Grass Ont.

THEN ners are almost through with their
hay making, but the city has not yet reaped
It's CROP In Centre Square between the
belgian blocks the grass IL growing finely,
giving II the appearance Of moss- back I"
town.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-30
Chicago Produce nisrset.

CHICAGO, June 30. s:3D a. m.-Market opaneo,
ANN Wness ss,<o sspa yaae' 7s,<e <9se' J0y 7sXe.i
Corn-June. an July. A7xc,i Aug, ss.c ;
Sept 4s1sc.
oatsayans. soc. July. sos. Aug, ss1e /;
Bept. 25kc.
forf.June. ns 90 July, Ns b2,I August,
sl3 60 Sept, 1870.
Lsra.Junss p 2Oi July. ss o.; August.
~ lb Sept, o. 90
short kibs-Jure, q bsKi July. H 40
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-30
vspsn Ann,xsr..rx-

Ths seventh snnivssaAry Of the Neffsyills
usioa 6undsy school. which will te held
somoFsOw sftsrnoon d p. m, prom ises
70 ~ pleasant affair. An interesting pro-
klan ne Al sxeTc Isss has BEEN arranged.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-30

GO ALTOGETHER KIND AND TRUE
~ was last Saturdays NsW Era notice of US
In their always interesting column OF sat-
urday Chat Nv reprint IT:
Everything that ladies' need,
Men to this may pay no heed,
-ork material. art goods, too,
Or friend that will be- true,
On our word may now be found,
D-oyou doubt Then call around,
w-herer At Art store on kast King
Ask and get most any thingl
Riches come ana riches go,
Depend on SELF all else is show
We teach alike those who want to win bread
or would only work in Fancy Goods TO ma ke
homes the brig hter for their trouble.
No. 26k EAST KING ST.
may6lydW&S
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-30
Sal, Home Inxestmsn,.

Coi,brock Valley Railroad First Mortgage
Registered per cent Bonds. due 1915. In.
terest payable April ana October. A limited
amount OF thtsa desirable bonds for sale NJ
los ana accrued interest. Apply to Jacob u
Long. Broker. 10 North Queen street, Lsncas.
ter. Pa. tfdS&w
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August, o. 20; sept ~ 90.
mnnfWo-

wheat--June. 7skc ;Juiy, IKE; Aug. De,
corn.5nno, i1xc July. i7.<c; Aug, ss,se,
tsis.ynne. ss'sc, Ju'y. sOXo., Aug. wc
fori June, ss 60, July. Gs 30; Aug,
o13 90 Sept, el3 40.
LArd-June. ~ 05 July, o o.; Aug,
o Is Sept d 27k
short Eibs-JSne n "a; July, "a 50 /;
Aug, q 80 Sept,1 co.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-30

The Eighth Ward Bandana Marching Club
win hold meeting on Tuesday. J uly3 at Il q
Centennial hotel, tor tho purpose OF eiecting
apermanent organization. All arc invited.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-30

Drain and rH0vlst0ns.
Furnished by =. X. Yundt, Broker.
CHICAGO, June 80, Loo O'Clock d. m.
Wheat. Corn. Oata. Pork Lard
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-06-30

VI>O MY FRIENDS AND THE PUB.
Il LIc-Havipg purchased the stock
aud fixtures of the late s. j. Demuth. am
prepa ad TO furnish at all times, at the ol d
llaee, the best OF Ice cream, eetions and
Cbkss.
IDS X H. ANDERSON
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-04-05

The assessment of the territory for
1887 was i..61.l11 acres OF land and
improvements valued at 81 ,o5o.-
GSi: ii, i33 town lots and improve
ments, value 2.GoO.7l6: 1s6,91s
horses, value 81, 300 .O9o. Jefferson
county made no return on the value OF
town los and improvements.
There were ssessed SIT mules
valued at SlO9, 1875, Custer. Dawson
and Jefferson having no valuation on
these animals.
There were l 1.O62,l41 sheep. value
50, ,551; 41l,11l cattle, value
So.i9l ,921; ,1Ol hogs, value Si2,
295; watches and clocks, 3,S,iy. value
sl0l .Oo3; l73 pieces OF iewelry, gold
and silverware, value S46, $50. Gus
ter, Dawson. Gallatin, Jefferson, Park
and Yellowstone counties have made
no report OF assessment on jewelry
gold and silverware.
The total assessment 10y counties for
the last three years was: 1850, Sj2,
Si1. .536.IO; 1856. So, ,0Io, ,S71 90 :
1887, s;oO,O93. 1913; making II total
net increase in 1887 OF S5,Ol2, 1921 10.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-04-05

In recent interview with an Inter
Mountain reporter Hon. Granville ,
Stuart said:
His business on he West side ut this
time is partly to consult with stock
Commissioner LarSey relative to the
various matters OF interest to the
stock industry, as represented by the
board. which the advancing season
requires. The principal thing claim
ing the attention OF the hoard Just
now is the number of stock inspect ors
to he put in the field this season. Last
year they had one for each county.
but at present the number is cut down
to three for the whole territory. II is
desirable. if the funds nj their com
mand will Justify it. to increase the
number to one for each county again.
These Inspectors are partially OF the
character OF detectives. and theirmo
important work is preventing or de
tecting cattle thievery. The money
with which they are paid is provided
by Il special tax upon the stock inter
ests. 1t is expected that the board ot
commissioners will meet in Helena
soon, and Mr. Stuart is desirous OF
securing rs inl an attendance as pos
sibe.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-04-05
Youag English Peys U

William T. English, the young In
li1nlpolis lawyer and son of ex-Gnv
English. OF Indiana. who wus sued last
February by Mrs Lucy \. Case, IA
young widow. for $25 600 damage.
tor betrayal and assault. has pl iced
through his luther. in the hands of
Howe * liammUl, Mrs. Gases counsel.
the sum al 5000, and u further
amount Of costs, aS n compromise.
Young English returned from Europe
Il ,h0r, time ago. lie met Mrs. Case
il indianapolis in lS~5. She was "A
~lleslady in the es. .gblisimant OF l.. y
Morrison in chat city, and had son
. years old. sine made tn. acdugint-
ancc of Mr. English 1T the Storc where
she was employed. and used TO 20 ont
with him frequently. There WAS an
impression among her Hcquaintances.
il was said. thgt Mrs. Case was en-
gagged to ENGLISH in July. i~>5. -he
-aIsi she rc-lded in "a small family hotel
I'M indi1napo.i~a aud daring tIlt month
tae ALLEGED assault took plicr. tc-
corning 20 De. story ENGLISH promised
to m3ry her without drlav, and
Threatened .o shoot Hrr j. she married
amy ONE else. ~ue further ail.I- that
later be- took her 40 "a doctor in In
dif'f. -tllLL4 AAer.- 4I.Ili ia. Ma ,41r
'ormrd
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-04-05

Inter-Mountliu: There i. in rnveri-
tel rlunor upon the street iha' Nana-
ger Par,lce has made tie statement
that the strike they have been labor
inc and praying for in heN est trnni'e
for the past two years has been made
at last and that they have noH Iot
he Granite vein. AMI it i~ a. ric'i aud
wide n it Is; in he tiranite Mountain
workings. This statement should oi
course be Received wi Ia some caution,
as II l. only a riImOr as Net, tut tins
much is cert ain, that it has received
sufficient crelrnce in -. Louis to
callse "a movement in the stock. II
went up from 10 to 10 aud then the
bears took hold and beat it back TO
52iy, apparently as II preliminary To u
boom. The news OF the siriar. il any
has been made. has not yet reached
the general public al IT. Loui~. Ii ne
report shall prove true that tne Gran
ite vein has been struck, Montana will
turn oui several new miiloua,te> thi>
wear
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-04-05

In the northern and middle portion
Of the Chinese empire wheat-faast- IS
one oi the principal industl.es, espe-
cially at the north Wheat Is planted
IA hanlful-, like young celery. The
iirSt growth l. clipped. The straw l.
used for fuel and for thatchlng. II is
beaten out hy rolling large otoiir roll
crs over it. The heads un' onrhel by
the rollers are pounded with ilni- by
women and boys. The grain Is WIN
moved by tossing it in the air. The
ilouring OF the wheat sprimi'iHe, pass
III. thewheat between two hone-ground
wheels. Three grades of flour are uSu-
aIIy made. Tie staple food ot North
cln China j. rorn, millei and sweet po-
tatoes. Wheat aud rice are he iood
al the wealthy Chinamen, aud the mud
die class ett mlllei AND rice. In the
~oa,h only rice Is u4cl icr bread.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-04-05
ia3 Long LOST BROTHERS.
After Twenty-Thrre Years t.ey Meet in
iirlena---Eaei, one ~epa"sea That
the Dtaer was Dead.

llndcpendent.l
Two brothers, who had not seen
each other for twenty-three Years,
shook hands at the Grand Central
Hotel saturday night. They were
Charles Glass, OF the Alhambra Flume
company. and John Glass, OF Santa
Cruz county, Cal. When the war broke
out the brothers. who were born ia
England. lived with their parents on
Long Island. \. Y. Each of them.
although only l6 and Is years old
respectively, wanted to take hand
in the fight. Charles Joined the army
and went with n New York regiment.
lie was in the army OF the Potomac
and when the regiment was mustered
ont he came to Iowa. John went into
the navy. and after treading the deck
of "a man of war for five years lefi the
service and went to otaliio. mia, ling
down in santa Cruz county. Charles
moved around in Iowa. Minnesota
and Dakota, finally coming to Mon
tana. The brothers parted in S65.
had not heard from cach other in
twenty-three years, and each one sup
tDSAD iiltl tilt VI litf VIZ AAti'fs ~ lEN
weeks ago II. j. Mckinnon went from
Montana to southern California. in
search OF an old sweet heart whom he
hal not heard of Tor eiehr years
Charles Glass asked Mcknnon to
make inquiries about his brother and
try and ascertain something about
him. McKinnon found the brother
and the latter concluded to come to
Helena. When he arrived saturday
night. the two net in the hotel. but
the one from the coast did not know
Charles, and the latter would not have
known the former except by seeing
him place his name on the register.
Finally the two OF tho.n met, and
each shook the hand OF 1.-THE long lost
brot othcr" The gentlemen look some
thing alike, and a peculiar thing about
them was that both alike should be
wearing a moustache and chin whisSer.
They went to AIhambra yesterday
where John GLASS will remain until
they have talked over the ups and
downs OF the last twenty-three years.