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Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-01-31

Land Office, Helena NJ. r.,

Land Office, Helena NJ. r.,
January ~. lsS9.
Notice is hereby given that the follow
named settler has filed notice ot his inten-
ton to make final proof in support oi his
claim, and that said proof will he made
before the Probate Judge in AMI Tor Fergus
county, at Lcwistown, Mont, "n March
y. 1859 viz
Daniel Wells.
who made homestead Application NJ. BOO
for the SCI, NET, See. -, ~ NWt. SW!
MI. See. a. TIP. III n, L. Is T..
lie names the following witnesses To
prove his continuous residence upon, and
cultivation of. said land. viz: Leon \.
I.apalme. Antoine Ouellettc. Norman
Marion and benjamin Cline, all of Lewis
town, Mont.
:. W. L,N"IInENE. Register.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-01-31
Notice of Final Entry.

L,Np OFFICE At HELENA, NJ. T.,
October ~, IssS.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of her inten-
ton to make final proof in support of her
claim, and that said proof will be made
before the Probate Judge Of Fergus county.
at Iewstown, Mont, ON February LIST,
iss9, viz:
sarah .. Jones',
Formerly Sarah +. smith,
who made homestead application No. 23i2,
for the 10 SCI, See. 81 SW'i SWi, Sec. I,
and NWt NWi,, See. ., TIP. u ", u. % T..
She names the following witnesses tn
prove her continuous residence upon, and
cultivation of said land, viz: Daniel Tress-
Ter. John T.. Ball, James Craig and Leander
Jacobs, all Of Sahara, Mont
:. W. LANGHoRyE, Register.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-01-31
A Transparent Business.

Yes, Darringer, am anxious to go
into business, but III not invest
in any enterprise that can't see
through"
You can see through mine, SIR
-ind..l.l.- NLat 10 you manu-
facture?'
"Periorated chair bottoms"
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-01-31
Notice Of Final Entry.

Land Office at Helena, VI. r..
January II, lssc.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of her inten-
ton to make final proof in support of her
claim, ami that said proof will be made be-
fore the Probate Judge al Fergus county,
Montana, at Lewistown, NJ. T., on Febru-
airy -. lss.'. viz:
Catherine May,
heir III Si.phnn May
who mace homestead application No. l'a'o,
tor the NEi, See. -, Tp. H. north, range
Is east.
She names the following witnesses to
prove her continuous residence upon, an'.
cultivation of, said land, viz: William
Mediger, John Toombs, Paul Morase and
Frank bay, all of Lewistown, Mont.
:. W. L,NGnoRNE, Register.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-01-31

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which more than anything else have con.
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Address VICTOR r. LAWSON,
Pu' The Daily News" Chicago
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-01-31
Queer Freak Of an Anarchist

perforated chair bottoms"
Daily Republican., 1889-05-27


Wilson Vented, residing near Read
ing, Pa, was shot and fatally wounded
on Saturday night by Francis Curly, a
farmer, 1t appears that Vented was
4 hing at dam on Curly's property and
had been ordered away, aud, trouble fol-
lowing, the shooting occurred.
Adjutant General Drum will go upon
the retired list tomorrow, he having
reached the age Of 62 years. 1t is thought
that Colonel Kelton, the present Assistant
Adjutant General, has the best chance
for The succession.
Henry Greenfield Schorr, assistant rec
tor at 81. Paul's Protestant Episcopal
Church in Baltimore, committed suicide
on Sunday morning. HIS father at
tributes the act to his sons worriment
over money matter.
A cloud.burst occurred at Nashville,
Indiana, on Thursday last Cellare were
flooded, and the first floors of business
houses and residences wele covered 10 0
considerable depth with water.
The marriage of ex.Secretary Bayard
and Miss Mary Willing Clymer, II is an.
no need, will take pa on the 18th OF
June, In st. Jol MS Episcopal Church, ia
Washington.
Adam L. Brown, postmaster at Boom
deld, New Jersey, has been suspended,
and deficiency Of $1,000 is reported in
his accounts.
The Norwegian bark Premier, from Rio
de Janciro, has arrived at quarantine, at
Quebec, with yellow fever on board.
Peter Welsh, "a years Old, a stevedore,
was Killed in Philadelphia on Saturday
by n tub of iron ore falling on Hun.
Timis Labee. convicted of murder in
Paterson, ". j., WAS on Saturday sen.
fenced to be hanged on Juue'21.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-27
GREEN THINGS GROWING.
DINAH MULocK oRAIK.

Oh, the green things growing, the green
things growing,
The iNiat sweet smell OF the green things
growing!
shouid like to live. whether l smile or
gricVc,
Just to watch the happy life of my green
things growing.
Oh the fiuitering and the putterlng of
those green things growingl
How they talk each to each, when none
of us are knowing;
In the wonderful white of the weird
moonlight
or the dim, dreary dawn, when the cocks
are crow ing.
| love, love them SONY green things
growing!
And think that they love me, without
false showing;
For by many tender touch they com
fort me 81 much,
With the soft, mute comfort Of green
things growing,
And in the rich store of their blossoms
glowing
Ten for one take they're ON me bcstow-
ing;
Oh, should like to see. II Gods will it
may be,
Many, many summer o. my green
things growing,
But II must be gathered for the angels
sowing.
sleep out OF sight awhile, like green
things growing,
Though dust to dust return, | think Ill
scarcely mourn
If may change into green things grow
ing!
Daily Republican., 1889-05-27

The Wawaset Gun Club and the Kia'
mensi Gun Club entered into contest on
Saturday afternoon, on the Kiamens
grounds. The following represented the
Wawaset G ub: Charles Buckmaster, A.
II. Stout, j. RYAN, George Miller, Walter
Buckmaster, w. sill itoe, II. G. Buck
master, q. H. Huber, d. Buckmast r, J,
3. Brown, W. McKendrick and Robert
Miller.
Kiamensi Club: w. Allen, W. Ruth
George Lancaster, William Deighton, j
II. Crouch, Il. Riley, F. Pyle T. VAIN
sley, A. Ruth, j. Pyle, 7. Gray aud &
Mann.
The match proved "a easy victory fol
the Wawas-tt Club by score OF 2U9 tC
IA.
The shooting was at cay pi cons, from
five traps at IL yards rise. The Wawasett
broke 1872 out of possible $50 singles
and II out OF possible 100 Goubles.
The kiamensl broke "A out OF possible
$50 siugl's, and 90 out of post o!e 800.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-27
THIRD EDITION.


WATsoNTowN, Pa May ga horse
and buggy were found in the canal this
morning, and on dredging the body of
Calvin Shaffer was brought to light. 1t
appears young Shatfer, in company with
several other town boys, drove to Milton
curly last evening and returned a'out IL
o'clock, when the Others deserted Shatier
apd nothing was seen OF him until the
finding OF the body to day.
An inquest was he'd this Afternoon, at
which testimony was taken and adjou n
ed until Tomorrow. II is said the party
hal been furnished with lntoxicatit g
liquors, and II this is so II viii go hard
with the saloon Keepers, as the young
men are minors. Smaller is about 10 years
OF age, and his parents live in South Beth
-leaem, Northampton County.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-27

On Saturday evening, Edward c. Me-
Gaughey charged by Lillian Eastburn
with keeping vicious dog and with sell
Ing goods from bis store on Sunday, was
held to bail TO answer on NJ, nday even.
ing.
On Sund- y morning, Peter Anderson
and George Graham were each fined 81
and rosts for being drunk.
At this mornings term of Court, Pat
rick Dunning OF New Castle was fined 81
and costs for drunkenness.
Patrick to the Court: "Wnl your
honor let me 60 home aud get the MONEY,
sure and III send It over to you as soon
as get there. -
The Court; "This court Is run on a
cash basis" and Patrick, much to hs dis
gust, disappeared behind the bars.
Robert T, Gross was iuel $40 and costs
Tor assault and battery upon Lis wife.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-27

Last right, after the dismissal of tic
West Presbyterian Church congregation,
loud crash was heard in the Sunday
school room below. Upon investigation
it was found that the plaster on the eel.
ing Of tie hall leading to the main en-.
trance to the Sunday school room Lad
ia len to the floor, Robert Bruce, a small
boy, who was in tn Sunday school room
getting an umbrella, narrowly ESCAPED
beirg injured by the falling plaster ihii
is the second time the plaster has fallen
from the ceiling, aud almost injuring tho
same lad.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-27

Pomona, Col, May 25.-Dwight W,
Lord, cashier OF a national bank at
Omaha, who arrived at Pomona ycstcr-
day, claims to have been robbed on the
Santa Fe train last night of 800 in
money aud 5000 in notes, which he
carried In his satchel. There is no clue
to tie Thief.
AS a passenger train ON the Texas AMI
Pacific Railroad reached the outskirts Of
Dallas, Texas, on Friday light, two
masked men entered the express car,
beat the messenger into inseneibilty,
took his keys, robbed the safe OF sl,5U0
and escaped.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-27

A large delegation from Cyrus Cas.'1,
No. ], X. q. T., lett this city ON SUNDAY
morning, IN company with the officer u
the Grand Castle of Delaware, for Ro'.
ton IN order to attend the annual session
of the Supreme Castle which met IN
that city this morning. At the close ol
the convention, which 1t is expected will
take place to morrow afternoon, there
win be a grand parade, when 5000
Knights In full uniform will appear IN
line. The delegation from this city viii
return on Wednesday evening, when
there will be short street parade.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-27

house; the witness leases It from him and
pays him the rent.
Serrick r. Shallcross testified that he
considered the hotel a public necessity
and that to the best Of his knowledge 1t
was conducted IN proper manner.
There was no Objection TO the follow
ing; John Becker, school district No. So
Frank Boehm, Fifth and Madison Streets
Hyland T. Bullen, Hare's Corner; WI
liam Baxter y Bro, Fourth and Shipley
streets; James Brown, 1903 West Fourth
street; VIM. II. Brady, Front and Poplar
streets; Michael Il. Bakey, Front and
Walnut etreets; Johp A, Beers, No. o2l
Market street; John Calhoun, No. 40
Spruce street; X. T. Cottingham, No. $40
Maryland avenue; Michael }. Cllnch,
No. POS West Ninth street; John Craw-
ford, Water and King streets; John j.
Creeden, No. 22i King street; David j.
Chambers. Second and Msdieon streets;
William E. Smlth, Klrkwood.
At o'clock Court took recess until
3 O'Clock this afternoon.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-27
FIFTH EDITION



Thomas Tillman, Rob.rt L.
James Miles, three of the rol,rs hu
c arged with the attempt TO rcSt',, Mea
IIeputea ierged tax receipts on sImrI,g
May il, at Eighth and oranse s 10y
were brought before the MuulClp,l C nn',
this morning for hearing. 0ouH
City Solicitor Turner aud De,r,,. So.
Attorney Thomas Davis, appeaTci G ..I W.
State ard Henry c. Corral T.. W. VIC
peared in behalf OF the deirrJuI. o. up
Mr.. Conrad said; "May 1t pln,,, Il.
Conrt, the defence will waive n sHe
and enter bail for the ap,car.f,go 1i,',ts
defendants before seli,mpe ,on., 'us
General Sessions" ''' u
Deputy States Attorney DAyl.,,tc.
Solicitor Turner both stated TIA, ~ ''' ny
he practice had been to e. rr lug. Vuga
court whey demanded by the d"f . W.
without hearng that bearing fla
case should be given. 80
The Court thought, too, that ,l,b.
porlance OF the case called inr., L,,,,.f
as 1t had bearing on the ceelinp n,,s
at hant, and as reports state! tAat H.,
would be considerable OF irsud ur,,,ls',
1t was In the int, rest OF ron .fvauJ ~
elections that there should hra b..IIs
Mr.. Conrad said that even # ,Ls,,f.
WAS demanded in the case he IVA, entu.S
to a pOstponement.
The Court wanted to know If tAhrr.
ing would suit.
Mr.. Conrad said that owing To tlstr
portauce Of the case he could mol p,,.1,
get ready by this evenng There vi,
more things connected with the caelhn
appeared on the surface that WopJ
necessarily have to be brought out which
made it impossible for h.in % vel fe.j,
by this evening, but H. sad he would
try aud be ready by "Wednesday evening
The court then or nted a cont nuatcD
until that time.
Mr. Jenkins then appeared and entered
bail for Thomas Tlllman, and II G
Mahaffy and Edmund Mi,cnel, Jr,, en-.
tered bail for the appearance Of Elbn
Jones and James Miles.
A. q. Wilson, president Of tile Bolrt
Of Registration aud Elections, va. pre,.
ent to prosecute the casr, backed b.
PAtri' k Ne0ry, Inspector William !.
McCloskey and other Democrats,
Republicans opposed hcaru. IL til
case at this time, as 1t was evident that
the object In view by the Democn WIS
to show that the dishonesty was 10 issi
! poor ignorant eolored people attempting
to register, and thereby make CaPiL
against the Republicans. In The Mulk.
pal Court the evidence is only heard Ia
part, preparatory to binding over Iul Ia
the upper court there would be- a cAanJa
to chow who issued these tax rtgr.n
upon which these colored men ATTEMPTED
TO register, which 1t is known would W
very damaging to the Democratic patty.
The Republicans Rnod that the ptmol
Gratis last fall flooded the city with ias
tax receipts, aud instead Of "a Iilic one.
sided hearing before the Muui,jW Count
they want the whole thing proonl 10 tAt
bottom, So that the men who isfuid aud
circulated thess receipts may uHl IS ~,
by making u scape goat Of few ,yoitC
mcu.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-27

Queen Victoria was seventy on Friday,
but Tor all that she has no idea Of abdi-
eating. Her health Is excellent and her
Intellect is as clear as ever, so Albert
Edward will have to content himself
with laying corner-stones and other in
tensely interesting functions Tor an in
deiiuite period. lie docs his present part
50 well and says nothing with such u
princey air Of saying something that tie
world is perfectly cOntehtcd to have him
90 on,
Daily Republican., 1889-05-27

TRINIDAD, Col, May 26.-Lorcuzo
Lopez sheriff OF San Miguel County, n.
NJ, came in from Folsom, n. NJ, ycster.
day with six prisonerS, who stole 300
horses from ran hrs. Three hundred
aud my were found in their posse. sim,
and the herd was being driven toward
Montana. The sheriff had received in
formation OF the Whereabouts of the
thieves, ard left this city Tor Folsom a
lew days ago. From there they learned
that The the were some siNy miles
Ncr Invest OF That Place. The sheiit
aud posse caught mp with and arrested
them without trouble. Tic names 0 t1c
p lsoutrs are; Tom Friedman, Jim Will
Hams (coloiel), Il. W. Bunting, Charles
Martin, c. A. Perkins, san Martin
(cOos)
Daily Republican., 1889-05-27

The Laurel Gazette In noting the wreck
of the cars at that place on the 10th Inst. i,
says number Of wOuld-be leading citi
lens made perfect Logs OF themselves in
bursting OPEN boxes and barrels to get
bold OF the contents, Such conduct was
no better than petty thlevery. Tic
Gazette Is right and the parties should be
ARE ted and made to realize the character
OF their oifense. The lesson that Chief
Justice ComeRys would administer II
such characters were brought before him
would never be forgotten.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-27

The Republicans OF the Eighth waN
will hold meeting this evening at sey,
enth and Spruce streets. A genera
turnout is requested. :,
The Democrats OF the Seventh Waia
have nominated Willard Hall Porter,
Esq, as their candidate for City loulcl
from the Seventh ward. He would nav
stood no chance of nomination had "
lived in any ward where there WAS
chance OF election.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-27

ArraHP'mruts are tr,ig male to On
lsTge tle Ff.c4dB' reu oj mouse, al
Fourth and West street., Is, that 2I5sga,-
may be added, making li1 seating
capacity y.
For the aceemmn alton Of the pur'ls
tie basement has teen supplied wlsh
tables and chairs, ami pag,Iy has bteu
provided, from which tularcl man is
poses OF milk at three cea Is glG-s,
bananas at two cents each All cinnamon
buns at one mt each
Daily Republican., 1889-05-27

An election viii be hold to morrow
(Iuesdsy afternoon tor the election Of
two mCmbyra OF tho Board of Trustees
vice william +. laHe and Elmer W.
Clark, deceased. The polls at the old
Court House viii open at loon aud clos.
at p. IN. Johu White William Her
bert and John c. Mahoney are the
Judges. To be elected each candidate
will be required to have q majority Of the
votes cast.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-27
JUsTIs s. DAVIDSON, Props.
IT NITEDsTATEs FUNERAL DlREC
~ TING COMPANY.

NO. EAST EIGHTH STREET.
Telephone Sol. open day and night.
To offer to ALL from the humblest to
the wculthiest funeral supplies and SER
vices of the most respectable character
at vast reduction in price is the key
note of our now enterprise now draw.
ing the attention OF the pu lie to its bust
ness methods. The U. :. Funeral Direct.
ing Co, comes into cxistanCc In response
to public demand that gricf-stricken
homes shall have burinl services suited
TO their position in society, and Mt prices
within their means. When death in
Yades home those left behind In sorrow
are In no moad to barter over tho de-
tnils oil cost and ceremony of the last sad
rites OF the loved one gone. 1t is here
inns new enterprise steps in and with
thoughtful cara takes charge of every
thihB In the most private way. A glance
alta schedule uivided into Twelve classes
the selection OF Bht class tint meets the
onse at hand, and the business Is done.
The family know what will be done, and
the exact cost Of It,
We have adopted the easy payment
system, enabling patrons by small
monthly installmentS to provide for the
visits of the Angel of Death into their
homes. For people of only moderate
means, THIS is II particularly benetlcent
system. This Co. has had Offices estab-
i,shed Tor several months in Camden,
phllndclphia, Trenton. Pittsburg md
brooklyn, and has taken thousands Of
contracts VI
4, We claim superiority over tho various
insurance nsl companies in many particu-
cate is transferable to any member Of
ms family or to a friend and when the
time has elapsed for which the contract
y made, and the same has been paid in
IN III, s.p contract may be cancelled and
the entire amount returned to the hold.
or, II SO desired. Whom full paid n CON.
tract bears interest at the rate of three
per. cent, payable In cash ut the Com.
ball ut our office ii not sntisiied Win
statements Of our soliciting agents. n
nIseod.lm
Daily Republican., 1889-05-27

James T. Kirby was shot dead in q sa-
loon quarrel in Baltimore last night. The
trouble originated In a political dispute.
Benjamin Steinman has been arrested for
firing the fatal shot, but there seems some
doubt as to whether Michael Mcmahon or
Edward McCubbin did the firing.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-27

A man who was arrested while altemPs
Ing to crawl through basement Wlnlos
Of the house of John Brown 10 Jel'g
City gave his name as Edward sagio'a
OF Wilmington, DEL, must DO a nn N.
well as thief, as his name does no. sr
pear in the directory, and he 10 not snoT ~
to any Of our police. 1t is likely ths' ~, IA
gave false name in order to save Wv
reputation Of his family and friends
Daily Republican., 1889-05-27

Officer Updyke got on to a gang oil
boys playing base ball yesterday alter.
noon about $50 o'clock on vacant LOT
on Walnut stret between Filth aud
Sixth. They all scooted as the officer
made his appearance but one, Frank Nc
Ginley, who was caught, bat in hand,
and taken to the police station, where
he was bound over for a heari 6 llh
evening,
Daily Republican., 1889-05-27

The goods imported by j. 7. Multi .
Son, Sixth and Market streets, met VIII
such ready sale that they have Forwarded
another order to tho English agents Oh
Messrs. Bartram, Harvey Il Co. for goOb
for the coming Iall and winter season, %
our citizens will have full opportunity 70
compare tee same with American mAES
of goods in price and quality.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-27

Monday, Tuesday aud "wednesday If
this week being Rosltion days there
will be service on Monday and Tuesday
al 20 p m and ON Wednesday at IS
p. IN. IN Trinity church. Thursday be-
ing Ascen.io day, at 10 50 a. M. there
w.li be a celebration vi the Holy com
mutton.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-27

A St. Paul's H. G. Church yesterday
morning Bishop A, a. Carts admins
tered the rite OF CO" iir.nation TO elias,
OF ll5 children In the evening Father
w. j. Birmingham preached and en-.
rolled the sommupicants in the order oil
Mt, Carmel
Daily Republican., 1889-05-27

MuLvlLLE, May 90 The funeral Of
Samuel d. Laws. who committed suicide
in Brdgeton, was held In the Mount
Pleasant Cemetery this afternoon, and
was m arked by several exciting incidents
a lady fainting at the SIGHT OF the cotir,
a Dung man failing IN the grave and the
widows violent attack OF hysteIia.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-27

Sumner Post g. A. H., attended ser
vices III body yesterday morning at the
A. u N. +, Church and heard sermon
by the Re. u. 5. Villains. In Il e
evening they attended Bsthel A.. NJ. T..
Church where a sermol was de iyered by
the Rev j. W. .5t4nsbury.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-27

a forty hours devotion began In St.
Patiicll's X. c. Church yesterday mo u
Ing. Nicar-G' neral Lyons preached las t
evening, Father w. J.. Birmingham Of
St. Paal's II, C., Church will preach this
evening, and Farther l.. l.. Brady OF
y W Castle tomorrow evening.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-27

Rev. VIM. NJ. Campbell preached in
Brandy wine NJ. Z. Church last night. A
collection for the American Bible Society
was taken up at the close Of the sermon.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-27

Trotting races will take place a. Hare's
Corner, Del, on Thursday, May Both,
1889, at l O'Clock. p. M; 8. 80 races, 5
minutes and $50 minutes; Tree to all.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-27

Thursday, May sOth, 1889, being y, nv N
holiday. the banks OF this city WIN "a
closed. Notes maturing on that DAY N
payable on Wednesday, May 29th.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-27

There was a slight FIRE at No. ~, ,,i ~
ket street on Saturday night at 'iViN M
caused by the burning Of q curtain
alarm was struck.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-27

Cheapest place for straw hat Giles &
Rudolph, 7O3 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-27
UlEGzZSzSse2<l

Photographer, SOP Market street, oilers
this week IL cabinet photographs one
1890 crayon portrait aud frame for $40
Guarantee satisfaction. Call and see
portrait and frame.
Daily Republican., 1889-05-27
AGENTS WANTED.

For Uluo Rates, or any further ipforma-
tion do5iroi, write laBibly 10 the underslKn.
cd, clearly stating your residence, With
state, County, street anu Humbef More
rapid return mail delivery viii b. assured
full address