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Daily Republican., 1889-06-14
IN M1I1. he wall for ihe Americar

II WILL Uc well lOr tne American
people, and especially the working
class, to awake TO the great dam ger
which menaces them in the increasing
desecration of the Sabbath. In Chi.
oago and some other places, base ball
is tolerated on the Sabbath, and we
are sorry to say that there are many
Giles where theatrical performances
are given on Sunday afternoons and
evenings. The American workmen
should remember that there is but one
step between Sunday diversion OF this
character, and being compelled to
work the entire seven days of the
week. In Saxony, and some other
European countries, the wage earners
are compelled TO work on sundays or
lose their situations, and if we are 10
have the foreign custom of Decorating
the sabbath by amusements on that
day introduced into this country, it
will not be long before we will also
have the foreign custom of compulsory
work on that day follow it,
Man requires one seventh of his
time Tor rest, AID the man who Is de.
priyes himself OF it is sowing the seeds
OF a harvest of disease and death,
which he will be compelled sooner or
later to reap, We do not say that peo.
pie should be required to so to church,
as that is matter for each one to set
tie with his or her own conscience, hut
we do say that every attempt which is
made to destroy the sanctity Of the
Sabbath should, and must, for their
own protection, be frowned down by
the great mass of American people
who earn their bread by the sweat of
their brows 1t was wise dispqnsa-
tion of Providence to set apart one
day in seven for rest, and it should be
preserved inviolate.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-14

The work done by the newspapers
I'll over the country in reference to the
Johnstown disaster should not be for
gotten. They not only published, day
after day, everything concerning the
calamity, bu. jlst as soon as the first
news concerning it was flushed over
the wires commenced calling for az
distance for the sufferers. The need Of
help at once was urged upon tho
people, and consequently organized
efforts were made all over the land,
and In response to these calls millions
of dollars were raised in very short
time, in addition to carloads Of cloth.
lag, provisions, cooking utensils and
other useful articles. Now we DO IOI
lelieye that tenth part Of these con.
tributions could have been raised had
1t not been tor the appeals made by tht
newspapers, End therefore we conside
them entitled to some credit for whe
theY have done in furtheIing this goo,
work.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-14
Philadelphia Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad.
lIAY aOth, 1850.

| MAY goth, 1880.
trains VIII leave Wilmington as follow
X ahRsiiaas,paii "a a u otssIprsss zsA ca ssa 50
lsS e. ~ ds,:,:S sSS ~ ~ "a II !. r. = H. :.
il q ss.iRr'i;a L. asa Is sss IsS ~ ss e .n' u
Accom- nodaslon; n, . e 50 IOs ele 1o.S
sf.aSr1 is a IN + b. 81 ~ ;se 4 | aS %
XII K Ss;, Ss::s'.; a ~ 4. f:noiln. L; 90 and
Yas Es%srs vs. 20 e5sssfsY i,ad lnssrnsdl.t. sta.
Gns |. a !. m 4 g and 2 ?;
baltimore and Bsy Line. . 10 p. N.
fsl:!%Hff .sa n S-SiPtss!i1 e. sGs Il. Il.
Trains ior Delaware division le.vet tor:
9eorgetoun and Lewes, % a. MS 80 p. NJ,
E.Tfiastss Ssisssr. 10 .sd 3; II; way station. IS,
E9psrss. n a ior II; HRs;rTinE.Ou. MI 50 p. N. wss
Af; ETp;rs.sFcr Z = Z; " bower. Harrington. and Del.
Express for Cape CHARLES, 0id Point Con.
Aort- and Norfolk. ~. NishL
Leave PhilAaslphla. Brosd sstree,' for VII
80. 10 %, i Is, ii $ a. M. ~ 4 oi sii Ia, aSs aS
t3 Oe. b2i. 'S'2, SO 607, e57. ll2), Il 30,
Accomm AZ yi odation, bA 1c2s, a. m, LIS 4 q
". tM. Ia s@ lo0a 60. and II 80 m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Tor ffhnadelpbiA (expressl 90. 262, fan n
~, ~ ol q. ms 2E, X. dS fOS AND " 70 D. IN
AeSomin i odStion, lbs. M, 1910, l2a al
~, ~ lO.Osnd 10 20 p. M
!. o5 Snsssei !exptessj, 1909 10. II 81 . n,
0a. 70. anu 40 % D. m,
,5Aeeommodstion, SIS M, 1910. l4s. tlO
Fof tew York (exprsnsl ~, ~, %, i0O,
n iSi II o. .. m, Il 10, q, eS'' 'Ssd' % and
R0f y Y st Chester. via LsnOsiu. tIss, m.
For Uipe Charles, Old Point Comfort ana
FOR Neg Castle, Klrkwooi, hiddletown,
Cisytop Dover, FELTON,, harrington, Erldge-
VILE, EeAford. Laurel ana Delmar, II O6 EiRht,
Baltimore and Washington, 4 10, 5 ", ~ u
a. IN, u c6, ASs, 90 3S OF, ~ y. M. and II a.
Might. baltimore, q. 90 =. IN. and 10 Il Night.
Leave PhilEdelphia, Broad street, for Wil-
mingtUn teIpressl, s.tl 7.2l. e.tn, n.1s A.
M s5s 6.ds. '547, 60, 6.I li.1O, ii.SO and
ACCOMMODATION, s.ss, 10. n A, NJ, l2.Alos.
$40, s. %, 10. g. Andi 2P. NJ
For further Information, pRssengers are re-
ferred 10 the ticket oibce al the stahon.
Trains marked thus ~ arc limited expires s
upon which entrs sArs ID Charged.
CDAS. ". PUCK, j. n. WOOD
general hSnLssr General Passenger Agt
Daily Republican., 1889-06-14
MASANI.lili.R's.
rniLAyELrulA, Friday. June II, l.s9.

fhiLAJELriIiA' Friday. June Ii lssg.
That Boy Of souis.
You don't want to load
nim down with q coarse,
heavy rig, when a tough,
seasonable, light weight Suit
Is within reaeh for just as
little (p5 to SIo). And
Sm10oth.1aee9 at that. Think
OF the bsambies and dust
and fl Ing bits that a rous h
jacket or pair OF trousers on
a live boy will gather in one
Summer day!
Those tables where you
save 81 to s. on a Bo 2's
Suit get en- piled and filed
again.
No lack of light weights
for men, from Coat at soc
to Coat and Vest at $40.
Near Thirteenth and Market streets
corner.
The Hat Store was never
in better trim for Men aud
Boys. Pearl and Drab
Cassimeres and Derbies.
straws of all the popular
sorts. Wanamaker prices,
) Of course.
Thirteenth and Market streets corner.
That 25c. Cgeam Challis
Gee it in the piece or made
up and you'll wonder where
the soc French is ahead,
May be it isn't. Nc
smoother, no better wool,
:, no more skill in the weaving,
Perhaps a triha finer. That:
, all. You'll look very close
! ly or you WON'T suspect ever
e the finenes3.
Precisely the s2m me qualit,
n in black.
d Quarter dollar a yard i
!. !. an absurdly little price TO
il such goods.
Near centre Of the store.
9 g They go at quick time
+. from she counters,--at tru
h h tine n your home, Tn
2, 9. q c at $500. Each
i@e @ len in Its way. Not Ions
is gone you would have pal
IN IN $50 to $50 FOR a Frenc
to Clock hardly more oeautilu
a. a. practically rot as good.
Nobody brought the sl3
tor the japanese Chin
ire Dinner Plates, and so yo
may have them at 9 cen
{ ch--whiie they last.
% Ths brave figures
Esrusean bronze are not
Daily Republican., 1889-06-14
PREPARED ADHESIVE
WHIT TEWASH,

MIXED in 8 minutes ready for lso.
ANYBODY can apply it,
Pure materials only are used in this
preparation. 1t! Is IN paste form sim
ply needing to be thinned with water to
prepare for use. NoTnING PolsuSOUS
USED IN THE COMPOSITION.
Pure White and COlurs.
Can be applied with the greatest ease
and facility, aud when dry will present
II smooth, rich and even surface, which
WILL NOT RUB or SCALE FROM TIE
WALL
THIS wHiTEwASH possEsSEs STKoNG
DIsTNFECTISG PROPERTIES, and can DO
cilrctually used in cleansing aud rtr-
dering healthful the walls of apartments
impregnatcd with the germs OF di-c4sa,
ROACHEs, Ants Flies, Moth, etc., DO
not like it and will leave walls or ro5ias
where the whitewash is applied.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-14
Oak hin Festival.

Tie strawberry festival at Oak Hill
school house, on The Lancaster pike, this
evening, promises to be pleasant affair,
and the young ladies having it in charge
would be pleased tp see a large numuer
OF young me- present from cur city. 4
ytsis might prove profitable, ard part
neTship Tor life might result il the Intro
duclioA should be properly followed up.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-14
Wilmington y Northern Il. II.

Time table IN effect ilHy l4th. 1850. Trains
leave v lninkton tHrench street, Al follows;
tor heAhlng, BirdsDorO, Joanna, spring
reli, " aynssgnrg junction, Manor ,Pcttsvills,
vile and all points on the Philadelphia and
leading L. r., 7.OO a. M, 2. 10 and 4.50 pm.
For 5pringheid, wayuCEburR JunctiOn,
Co4tesville, Emoraeylet Lenspe, ChAdd'i
/ cord ana Dupont,e and lnter1aalAte points,
T. Goa. M, .. o. 4. 20 and 5. ~ u. II.
Fer Cnatesville and intermediate points 81
40 e, ~" 2. 0 10 and $50 p. IN.
For west Chester, 100 a, M, I.lo, 9'0Oan d
"a p. u. -
For New Bridge and lntermediEte points
| 10. l5p, m.
On sunday for Resdlng and intermediate
| points, at rs a. m, snd FOR Springfield and
| intermediate points at 30 .. m. -
| a. 81. hsCAUshAHD, BONEkss BRIG az,
Superintendent. 9en Pass. AR'L
Daily Republican., 1889-06-14
p,ea trnm III. lynnnI.

About two weeks ago Naaar u,rr-
dan, son OF John Door lnu, H.. sL ulu
Keeper on Head street souA MEu.lg.
ton, was stahb d rs coipgyl mJ4 q j.
whom he had diuicl.Y. Hs ia- NE "a
quite ~ ever since, ald c4utHld q ~
sink until last Gight W4cu ht d5r. Ills
rsssilaut las NJ yet been arres l.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-14
Express trains.

East Bound.
Express trains.
NEW \ uNK week duys,s2 l3 los u O5 slo aG
a. IN. az Os, ~ y, 70 Us, al iGp. III.
NEW luHK, sundays, - 10, s7U5 n. m.
sl!u~, .43N. JV,, ~ n y. IN.
PHILADELPHIA, week duys,s2 10. = Gj,C o.,
q 50, -, - 80, 9OO, so 20, 10 % IN,
'l. 1s, l %, - o. 3 o. 4 10, '5Og 52j, CIJ.
s6 40, ~ b, ~ 81 D. IN
pnILADELrnIA,S sundays, - IL. - Of, $50, 7iJ,
aOi, 10 q u. m, ~ Os, OO .4SS, sos, 4 II,
CHESTER, week diys,s2 49, -7'Uj, 8 05, e 5O,
755, ss So 100, 'lO 96. 10 % Il. m, 'l2O4
los, - y, 800, 10, sos 523. GO ~ 81,
tCi tCiurs1I'irn, sanHays.. .2la,'7o5, 5o,755, oo,,
10 -, II. M, sl!Us, TOO. '23-. 500, 10
80 Os, o. Go s64G s3j, ~ o! d. IN
WEST BOT NJ.
BALTIMORE AND WAsuINGToS, u 30, IS &c.
tll43n. m, 2i5, sliG, .5 10, sO5. All
daily 'Oa. ln., '2os p. m. daily, except
ritl;ours IS % a. m; - 10 and ol p.
| CHcAoo, . 70 4. III. - 10 p. m; both
Cincinnati and st. Louis, I'll 10 Il. IN.
and - Oj p. u,; both daily.
s.nGEnLf AocoMMoDArioN. 73O p. IN.
and IL ~ y. III. daily.
LANDLNHENd ACCoMMopArGoN, weel,
days, SO IL ID AM, - and 70 pm; sun
days, . 30 q, m. = IS and 10 p. m
TKAINa LrAvE MAHKEr STREET STATION
/ For Philadelphia ana way stations
week days . 30. 4 %. : 80, II 81 II. in,, IL 50
255 . 55p IN. sundays, 50 u. m; L. 10, = 50
3 81 p NJ,
For Baltimore week duys,5 85,G 30, IS -
II ii u. NJ; %, asa p. ln sunday4, 60
IL. IN: = - and 8 30 p IN.
For Lundcnbergaud way stations, ,wccl
day 9 90 . -: %. Il 81 Q. m. 2J5, % p. IN
Umcunaufnd ST Louis, III IS a. IN.
dgslS except sunday
Chicago 7. % Al. m, daily, except sun
day; = 50 4. m, daily.
hitt.hurg, = 3U.H.rn., daily, except sun
day; 5.'n A.. m. daily.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA ron W1LMISGToN.
niiy, = 10, - lJ, lOuO, Ill ~ II. m, l2D
noon, i g.. i1J09 4 10. 80, - Uj,G 1927 q
, ~, 1910, II 80 ~ IN.
l'ailv except snnIny, . 70 ana1 % q
T. itH. IN.
Telephone No. 1913.
J. ~. Hates to western points lower tina
Via any other line.
: Go. - L LII, j. T. OhELI,
Oenl Pass. AT. GCnl Manager.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-14
ADJUSTMENTS.

CwIMMING SCHOOL
~ -fOR-
Children, Ladies', and Gentlemen,
FOURTH AND JEFFERSoN ST.,
Wilmington, Del.
SWIMMING DEPARTMENT WILL OPEN
SATURDAY, JUNE lST.
Arrangement Of Hours;
Ladies and Misses from ga. IN. TO y. m.
Gentlemen and Masters from p. M. to 4 p. IA.
Gentlemen Only 6p. m. TO 10 p. IN. Private
Glasses or private instruction by. special ar
rangement. Terms Invariably in advance.
Terms with Instruction. A Regular Quarter,
y Lessons, $1,000 short Quarter, Is lessons
N.tO. Lesson Ticket. 400. Single Lesson.
70 cents. Special Terms for Families. School
thildrent ~. 90 for the season. for swimmers
Terms without Instructions. Season Ticket,
$500; One henth, e.. 90; single Bath Is cents;
Ladies' or 9entlemen's Tickets, s for u. 90. A
careful and experienced lady teacher VIII be
IN charse OF the lndles and chldren's DEPART
ment. A. 5. WEBSTER. mSO-tu- til sa lin
Daily Republican., 1889-06-14
WANANiAKER's
gone, but they soon win be
-.-prices are half.

-.-prices are half.
Second floor, middle galleries.
The "Tella' star is one oi
the brightest in the Corset
sky. Three new styles:
1-Sateen, pink or blue,
SO.
2-Gray Coutil, Ion 6
WASTED and handsomely
trimmed with floss,
50 25.
3-White Sateen, beauti-
fully stitched with floss,
heavily boned through.
out, Q side steels, boned
back. AS neat and
graceful a Corset as
you'll care for. Fac
slmile of the venus.
So so.
These prices are well be-
low some grades in other
makes.
Second floor, with Muslin Underwear.
A lot OF 5-button Suede
Gloves In two qualities 60
on the &C unter to-day at 81
and 81 25. Plain and em-
broidered backs. Choice
shades of tans and grays.
Chestnut street side, west of Main aisle.
1t will only cost you a
trifle to bar the bugs and
buzzers from the house.
Screens of hard wood, light
or dark finish, two feet high
and adjustable to windows
to 3 feet wide, are but 35
cents. No measuring, no
pounding, 70 worry.
Star Screens that fit any
window between rs and 81
inches wide, 40 to 55c.
Screens that slip up and
down and are just the right
size without tinkering must
be made to order. We
make measurements and
estimates witlSut cost.
But with only common
care there will be some flies
in the house. The next
beat thing to keeping them
out OF the room Is to keep
them cut of the things in it
Wire dish covers Is tc
45o) help. So do Fly fan'
those windmill like affair
that wind up like a clocl
and flap the cir as they rur
down (S2. SOY Then ther'
are fly traps and poisone'
paper.
Poor flies!
Basement, nerth, of centre.
Trunks for any u c, land o
sea, home or travelip g
Whatever style you please
Keep the need ia mind, th
picking will be easY.
Basement, Marlse; street side.
Vaiises and the whole gri
family are where yo
c can see them at a glanc
Hundreds and mostly on
j Of a kind.
Northwest of centre, next TO main ais
d john WANAMAKER.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-14
y
AN |
WE HAVE
LAVA FLOOR PAINT

That will cover wen and dry HARD
OVER NIGHT. They withstand exposure
TO weather and the wear of washing
hence are especially applicable for Plaza
aud Kitchen Floors.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-14
DuBLlC sALE-WILL DE SOLD At
l. Public sale, on
THURSDAY, JUNE %, l>0,
at . O'Clock. y. M,

The farm OF the late Peter 1aN,y. 1rHl,,i
but~e the Margn aud FpuJa E..s. ia
hraudywine iluLdred, New a,ilr tp,Utg.
D'lavhTr, adjoining lands OF Ir',t { 49,. IL
amt Thomas Ialley, containing 30 agf,. % rs
OF less. The land Is In n high ststco OF c.I..Va.
ton. The improve mcuts consist .oi b. q 4
hOuac, barn and other necessary NiNrgs IN
good order, II Is well watcrtd, In. 4 COOL An.
pie orchard and variety Of other uauI-
This farm Is worthy the attention ui ans ous
wishing to buy farm and nice kuMu. n IA
huuiy to school Rud churCiu, Ihr A. N a.
IallrOah and handy TO the " Miimlug'HH..f.I'
u n.nst hn sold to -sttle up the ust.' rt Npf-i,
". 1Hllcy, dcCcatpi.
Fur further information aprly - Dr0r,r \.
Elliott. Attorney, Iiayard Uuildlug, MII lgt.
ton, bet. LEW Is II. TFBl.IN. 1ru Too
l.. " .Stidham Son, auCts. 10 4.w-l!, lHIt
Daily Republican., 1889-06-14
strs. BRANDYwINE & CITY or CHESTER

strs. BRANDYWINE & CITY or CHESTER
On and after Tuesday, March loth, will
leave Fourth street Wharf daily, for
Philadelphia, at ~ and 10 % - m, and
i aud Is p. m.
Leave Philadelphia, Chestnut street
WuWt at jUund ~ IL Il. Ia, iud 80 and
a y. IN.
All boats stop Mt Chester.
Freight received Tor Marcus Hook on
Tuesday only.
Telephone No. II.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-14
JOHN WANANAKER.
Er. DGT09 SAYS

We are going to have a
cyclone. He predicted
correctly If he means a
cyclone in the clothing
business, because we
are scattering 1t all a.
round, and at prices
that will be sure to
make an impression.
Bear in mind that 1t Is
not common, trashy
stuff that we are offer
ing, but the very best
Clothing for Men and
Boys; and we want
everybody to have a
good suit ct a low
price.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-14
DR.. EfIESTERF ELI. i.
gUaollH FpURIu ST., rHIlA, IA.

ThlrW wears Practice ga tO,l -peail dl C1sa
cib'tH snAt-. &.tI,r II.ri tY ....ttr. r.vhI ~
h-ieH uAlly trAatIif4 ILt, uu meter how long
and what 4t'sI#sltl,. eurrtt Dy using my
remedy lrula tH# HvtAr. I,u.t. isfil TrtuIu
tlt..r ~ IreE-- l.ai4s1'' Win ulrt nnhuuc can
have IIlrI With .f4 4ll t,rturL hour . tp 9
sBu .uS J.. ia. zs4t totasIy2, 80 SuI'
Daily Republican., 1889-06-14

THE ordinance presented by Mr.
Quinn last evening in reference TO the
Fourth Of July should not only be
passed, but strictly enforced. Accord
ing to the terms of this ordinance fire.
crackers and other fireworks OF like
nature can be exploded on the Fourth,
but the firing of guns and pistols is
prohibited. Ii we understand correctly
1t also prohibits the firing of all kinds
of fire. works on any other day except
the Fourth, and empowers the Mayor
10 swear in two hundrCd special oil.
GERS Tor that day. This ia certainly in
Improvement over the ordinance now
10 force, and Mr. Quinn is entitled TO
credit for introducing it. This new
ordinance can and should lie enforced,
and ii the officers will, us far as posai.
bic, arrest every boy that they find
firing crackers On any day except the
Fourth, we win soon have TIE noise
confined to that one day.
EaIS TAKING a short trip down tn
State recently we were imprcsse,
with the great improvements tina
have been made in farming and farm
ing implements within few years. !
has rot been long ago when such
thing as farmer or his help ridiu
Ground field and attending to tn
work was unknown and unthought oi
Now, however, it is no unusual sigh
to see a man perched on seat wit
one or two horses drawing the mG
chine and narrowing or lOeing h
corn as c0mplacently as though h
was merely out for a ride. This
vastly different to the old style whe
men uuiged from eaIlY in the nor
until lutte at nlght with hoe in hand
do the work which is now done hur
dred told better with the aid OF mt
chinery.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-14

DALTlMOEE & OHIO RAILROAD.
ID Schedule in effect May l., 1889.
TRAINS LLAVE DEL. AVE. DEPOT.
EAsI bound.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-14

Vaiises and the whole grip
family are where you
can see them at a glance.
Hundreds and mostly one
Of a kind.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-14

A lot OF 5-button Suede
Gloves In two qualities go
on the &C unter to-day at 81
and 81 25. Plain and em-
broidered backs. Choice
shades of tans and grays.
Daily Republican., 1889-06-14

Trunks for any u. G, land or
sea, home or travelling
Whatever style you please
Keep the need In mind, the
picking will be easy.
Fergus County argus., 1889-10-24
A Sad Accident.

Angus Rose, in the employ Of Mr.. Ben
Phillips. of Wolf creek, arrived ina town lasi
evening bringing the news oi ths death 10y
drowning oi th.youngesi son of Mr.. * Mrs.
Phillips. on sunday last. The child had
gone to tho creek at point where beaver
had formed n dam, aud while playing fallen
in. In twenty minutes after the child was
missed the sad discovery was made, but
too late To save his life The funeral took
place Tuesday, Rev. Bennstt of Philbro"k,
conducting the services. The parents hav"
the sympathy of the entire county. THIS
is the second child they have in-t during
the summer.
Fergus County argus., 1889-10-24

on Wednesday the 10th inst. the wife of
EuSsn sweet of Utica presented him with
- promising hoy. Ensign ha- given ont
that he will initiate him ia the niysicricr Of
TIA. roundup" next May.
The Judith roundup ended their labors
at ueyser last Wednesday. They droVe
their beeves to Benton. from which poiht
they have been shipped ere this About
> .ouo IL the number oi beeves
Last week u young man "f pleasant bear
ing was doing the Judith in the interest of
himself and ~ so-callcd cure for rcata tarrh and
all allied diseases of the human constitu-
tion. lie did not express his politicalf faith
nor his religious belief. but the sequel will
show that hc was Christian mugw um,.
After imhiI,ing sume of "Ting's" liquid har
mnny he set out for Garienland. As he
left Philbrook he saw the Rev. Bennett so-
I ing into his house. At Garoenland lac met
Col. lirkman, the temperance lecturer, aud
two other well-fed and sleek looking indi-
,,luals. Thence he drove ~ mile to the
home 81 Mr.. eagle, meeting ON the way the
Rev. Hodger. and as h- tied his horse at
=, -
=, a., . 81,
=.
=, ,,,
y" one mas "'"f nor "'fe se''''"''
''''" f'"'" '""" '"'"" "'"'''' F" II
-'"a'e" @" 'ie s"''h r"fe "' 'h' ''""''"'
an" 'h"hsh al AN '''"Na'e" si'"' us '"'fi"s"
van" was pr"p"rt'"iatriy ""Na'.s u"
JakrN "ind "h"" IN "i'y-'""s'"" h"r-
s'ryh'a" year ar :" as" i''"' MN u "'s'
ness Vis"' u" 'r''''iS'fa''' s"''oss"'"s
w" '''' 'ha' '"hrH p'''r was :" '"r
i""'$' ~ ''e "'h''i' oei'' '"'S NV "'''
Fergus County argus., 1889-10-24

Aliens Springs. H.. who is over sixty year.
of age. says II have in my time tried :,
great many medicines. some of excellent
quality: hut never before did lind amy
that could so completely Il" all that Is
claimed for il as Chamberlain Collie, Chol
era aud Diarrhoca Remedy. II is truly u
wonderful medicine" For sale Icy W. W
De Witt
Fergus County argus., 1889-10-24
Stock Rams.

Sheep men desiring Registered stock rams
will ,I., well To- inspect importation from
Michigan at the ranch of Hon. j. Waite.
S,,-,ialty: Length "f staple and "e'sh' "'
nr,r,. corresponding with the "n'ief-
.iyn,d will rer-iy- prompt attention
u. cANSo>,
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Fergus County argus., 1889-10-24

From one hundrr, To one hundred and
fifty tons oi hay for sale. with the u.s. 81
good sheds aud range. or, would take on.'
hundred aud fifty head I" winter.
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p,t 81 tuttonwood Mont.
Fergus County argus., 1889-10-24
Bucks for Sale.

Twenty .ix grade bucks i,r sale. Prie'
Address
Foo ,Hry BRos.,
,,, Ia. I.ewistown, Mont.
Fergus County argus., 1889-10-24

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dav 81 each month. at y. "a.
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Fergus County argus., 1889-10-24

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Fergus County argus., 1889-10-24
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

lair attendance al teachers.
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some al the defeated ean'lidnf"s have
t,'es a. long as u sirseri land irnrr 'hrri
"p, gentlemen.
Henry Simnns was down from Maiden
sunday. iie ~ ~ W." "hphN ~ 'hr Np''
ted Horse company.
George Eastman WAS in town saturday.
George has "a large w.pd contract far the
Spotted Horse company
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near Isuistown. "a rawhiie rope. \ liberal
reward will Ice psid ,.p return 10 this office.
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Meaeher officiating.
Maurice sullivan and NrIs Pr.ttt re-
formed from the n"rth last sunday They
went I. Rocky Point and secuted up aud
down the river for the pri-nn.rs.
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The "spread. both in liunids and solids.
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Fergus County argus., 1889-10-24

TRY the ne~ hardware st"re.
For stoves go =. the ol. tln>h"r-
Coal stoves AT tho nr~ -i"V" si"r"
Fruit Of all kinds FEF~n. at the CHEAP
Z ASA SToHr.
Robert shaw saws II cured nay corns 10y
three applications af corn remedy pur-
chased at the Lcwistown drug store. W.
=. Hanson. proprietor.