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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1890-07-30
YOur Name in Print.
Mrs. Nj. Kalisky is still quite sick.

Mrs. Nj. Kslisky is still quite sick.
-Mr. S. a. Rigby left last week for the
North.
Miss Lucie Barron has taken trip to
Pawley's Island.
-Mr.J. F. Emanuel, of Bennettsville,
visited his brother last
Mr.. L. Askew, of Macon, Ga, is visiting
his sister, Mrs. NJ. O. Burgess.
Mr.. John C. Bagnal, of Wedgeheld, is
in Manning for two weeks stay.
MIR. F. N. Wilson and family have gone
to Pawley's Island for the summer.
Miss Fsebecca Palmer, of Sumter, IS vis-
-itsng the family of Rev. r. W. Barber.
Mrs. W. n. Royal. of Charleston, is
visiting her uncle, Mr.. J. W. Mcleod.
Mrs. Il. B. Tlndal, of Summerton, left
this morning for Greenyille, On pleasure
Mr.. j. L. Bell, of Lancaster, is in Man
n;no visiting his son-in-law, Mr.. w. &.
Bell.
Mrs. Hester Carpenter is dangerously
III at her home about two miles south OF
Manning.
Mrs. c. E. Oliver, of st. Marks, is in
Manning, visiting her sister, Mrs. NJ +.
Broczinton.
Mr.. R. j. Bradham and family leave here
tomorrow for months visit among rela-
tives in T:mmonsville.
Mr.. Moses Levi has gone Nor.h to join
his family, who are soiourning at the fash
ionable pleasure resorts.
Mrs n. E. Staggers, OF Packsvllle, lett
this morning for Greenvile. where she pro-
poses making her home.
Miss Sallie Irby, Of Marlboro county,
who has been visiting relatives in the Fork,
returned home last Monday.
Miss Jennie Carson, of Foreston, after
a months visit in Williamsburg returned
home last week, greatly to the pleasure OF
friend who boards near by.
Capt. D. J. Bradham had a severe at
tack of nervous prostration this morning,
and for several hours was quite i'll: about
noon he was sufficiently recovered to be able
to ride home, feeling better but very weak.
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Riot in Foreston.

A riot occurred in Foreston last Saturday
night, in which Henry Dennis, Sol Mitch
um, Theodore Kelley, and Jim Frierson did
. fighting. Pistols were plentiful, though
,aly one shot was fired: Dennis shot once
at Mitchum. Frierson was badly beaten.
Frierson also attempted to cut the police
mans throat, but he was SO drunk he did
not get his knife open, and thus the police
man escaped with his life, and after he got
loose from Frierson he escaped from the
row. No special effort was made by the
town authorities to quell the riot, but it was
allowed to die out Of itself Whiskey was
the cause of the trouble About a hundred
persons were Oh the street at the time.
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Wanted 10000 shingles,

Wanted 10000 shingles S. A.
Nettles, TINES Office.
Fresh arrival Of sugar, coffee, and -four
cheap for cash at kaiskys.
Mrs. R. C. Galluchat will soon COM
mence the erection of brick store,
Joining the one occupied by NJ. Aa-
lisky.
Do YOUR ewes need help? If so call on
] G. Dinkins & Co. and be fitted with PAIR
of Aqua-Crystsl spectacles or eye glasses.
Captain Tillman when here last
Saturday expressed himself as being
much pleased with the beauty OF
Manning.
White wine vinegar and apple vinegar,
best quality, just received at Kaliskys
The Democratic clubs Of this coun-
ty will elect delegates next Saturday
to the county convention, which meets
the 9th Of August.
A valuable treatise on the care and pres
ervation Of the eyes given away to each one
of our customers. Call and get one.
J. G. DNKNs & Co.
The sheriff has received orders
from the Comptroller General to en-
force the collection of the poll tax ex-
ecutions. All delinquents had better
come forward, settle up, and thereby
save themselves trouble and expense.
Blank titles, mortgages liens, bills of
sale. and other legal blanks for sale at low
est prices by DR.. L. W. Nettles, Foreston.
We saw Mr.. Outz, of the Charles
ton World, hand Capt. Tillman an
Earle badge last Saturday, which he
said he was requested to present to
him from gentleman who was form
erly for Earle, but is now solid for
Tinman.
J G. Dinkins & Co. are agents for the
celebrated Aqua-Crystal spectacles and eye
classes. Call and examine them.
We request the secretaries OF all
the Democratic clubs to send US
promptly the names of the delegates
elected to the county convention. we
desire to publish their names, and will
do so if sent in not later than twelve
o'clock Wednesday.
Eo, Custard, o delicious dessert that can
he prepared in five minutes, for only oo
oenfs st NJ. Kalisky's. Four useful glass
49,, :, zzzssis aach nacEaGa
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VI. OSTENDORFF, 223 Meeting ST.,
Charleston, S. c., offers the Daisy Foad Cart
for s12 so; the Pansy Road Cart fer sl4 w
the Cortland Road Cart for S22 90; the Altick
Road Cart for S25 90; the Villa Phaton Lazy
back Cart for S25. 90; Buggy Harness $500
ner set and upwards.
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movement and the elevation of Farm
er Ben to the highest office within
the gift of the people Of South Caro-
lima. The Ants may now conclude
to cast about to know if there is any
balm in Gilead, and I will say to them
there is, and by way of comfort to
their troubled souls and disappointed
aspirations will point them to the six
ballot boxes next November and the
Zee and full pardon of
Davis, July Is. cIoDMAsHER.
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FOR COUNTY TREASURER.

Mr.. EDrrog:-The friends Of Mr.. J. GRlEh
WHITE would respectfully nominate him for
treasurer of Clarendon county subject to the
decision of the primary. This is the first
time his name has ever been brought before
the public of Clarendon county and we
hope the citizens will sustain him.
Respectfully, FRIENDS.
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FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.

Mr.. ED1ToR:-You will please insert IN
your widely circulated paper the name OF
r. A. WAY as candidate for re-electlon TO
the Office of County Commissioner. MI;
Way will soon have served two years, ana
we have found him to be faithful, ethclent
officer. By so doing you will oblIge
Jnnae & isoO MANY VOTERS.
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Every member of the Manning Farmers
Platform Democratic Club is urged to be
present at the meeting 3 o'clock next Satur-
day afternoon, Aug. I'd. An election for
delegates to the county convention and for
a member of the county executive committee
will be held. S. A. NETTLES,
S. J. BowNAN, President.
Secretary
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Johnsons Chill and Fever Tonic cures
every pop, or no pay.
What is 100 times better than Quinine
and 100 years ahead of doctors in treating
Fevers of all kinds? Ans.-Johnson' Chill
and Fever Tonic. Why? Because one 81
cent bottle is guaranteed to cnre.
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TOURISTS,

IOUflSlS,
Whether on pleasure bent or business
should take on every trip bottle Of Syrup
of Figs, as it acts most pleasantly and ef-
fectually on the kidneys, liver, and bowels,
preventing fevers, headaches, and other
forms of sickness. For sale in SOC and 81
bottles by all lending druggists.
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FOR THE LEGISLATURE,

We bring before the voters of Clarendon
our tellow-citizen, JAMES N. RICHARD
SON, as a man very way qualified 10 repre-
sent the people in the next House OF Repre-
sentatives. We promise for him to abide
the decision and result of a primary.
MANY VOTERS.
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Wednesday, July so, 1890.
CANDIDATES. CARDS.
FORCONGRESS.

1 announce myself SIS q candidate !or
Congress for the 9Th Congressional Dlstret,
subject to the action of the Democranc
Congressional Convention:
E. T. STAcKEoUsE.
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The quality of the blood depends much
upon good or bad digestion and asslmlIa,
ton. To make the blood rich in life and
strength giving constituents use Dr.: >. z.
Mclean s Sarsaparilla. 1t will nourlsh the
properties of the blood, from which the ele-
n,ents of vitality are drawn.
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The worst cases of scrofula, salt rheum,
and other diseases of the blood, are cured
by Hoods Sarsaparilla.
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One bottle Johnson's Chill and Fever
Tonic guaranteed to cure and prevent the
return Of fever. Price so cents.
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MANY Persons

NTUUy Z CT 5Offo
Are broken down from orcrwork or householo
cares Browns Iron BitterS
rebuilds the system, aids digestion. removes eX-
cess of bile and cures malaria. Get the genuine.
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North. HARLIS CRY BRANCH. South.
ATLANTIC COAST Line.
Northeastern Railroad.

CHARLESTON, S. c., Apr. 81, 1890.
On and after this date the following pas
senger schedule will be in effect:
NORTH BOUND.
NO 78 'No14 fNo4
Lv Chlstn 120am 43Opm s 1Oa m
Ly Lanes 800 m $50 pm 45 p m
Ar Florence 4 20 a M % p M 4O p d
SOUTH BOUND.
NO 27 No 20 tNo3
Ly Florence 35am s 80 In 500 m
Lv Lanes 2 50 q m 10 OF m w m
Ar Chlstn 50Oam II SO IN $40 p m
Nos IA and % stop at all stations on sig.
nal; Nos q and IS stop at Lanes and
Moncks Corner; No 7S stops at Kingstree
also. Nos 3 and are the local freight.
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SEIAES, NETS, TENTS, AND SPORTING GOODS.

Double Barrel Breech loading Shot Guns,
choke bored, IS to 500. Single Breech Load.
ing Shot Guns, 81 to s25. Every kind OF
Breech Loading and Repeating Rifles, 50 to
$40. Sluzzle Loading Double Shot Guns,
s. TO s35. Single Shot Guns, $3.50 to sl2:
Revolvers, 81 to $50. Double Action Self
Cookers, $3.50 to $40. All kinds of Car
tridges, Shells, Caps, Wads, Tools, Powder
Flasks Shot Pouches, Primers. Send 2
cents for Illustrated Catalogue. Address
J. II. JOHNSTON. GREAT WESTERN
GUN WORKS, Pittsburg, Pa.
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Manning Farmers, Platform Club.

q. II. i. OOVI
Pamela, July %.
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trial of 2:40. says the Buffalo Courier.
Galopin, the colts sire, rs q son of Ham,
Inns Almont u 80, dam Gerster, by Hero
OF Thorndale: second dam Mary, the dam
OF Superior u :19HD and Benefactor { :2s),
by Woodford Mambrino (2:21E,. Mr..
Brosart has refused several good offers
for the colt.
There is nothing attractive in the per
sonal appearance Of Willie Day, the won
derful little runne OF the New Jersey
Athletic club, but ''looks" do not count
when IN is n champion, a the New
York Mail aud Express. Day weighed los
pounds only Saturday. A lady on the
grand stand at Morris park, who had seen
the runner for the first time that day,
said: my, isn't he homely." THAT'S
all right" said her escort, but there's
nothing homely about his running"
The stable Of ID. HONG, which has re-
manned at Clifton since the meeting at
that course closed, will he started at work
again in time for the races at Concy ISL
and, says the st. Louis Globe Democrat.
The division Of the stabl reserved for
racing Mt the big tracks promises to hold
its end up during the eason HONG has
secured stable room mt the island. Car
tool will be likely to prove the bread
winucr for the stable IL he a be kept
clear of mishaps. Ono Of HoniR's favor
lite stablcmcn, who is known a. Carnegie
Jim," who was confined to his bed by
sickDcss for some time last winter, Is with
h stables again.
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THE UNKNOWN HILLS.
Return OF a Part, OF ENpiorrr~ from the
Rugged Olympic Range.

NI,ssrs. eF,rd BucLI,y and Scammou
- .,,,r,,l r.,u, :, -, .r,,is.' q, az.
Jaw, ''"''' n'"n |" ons rus ~ w
tlortnerh country "h.rc 'ir winnie mars
footsteps seldom go ihey hnd many M
tcrcsting bits To tell Of their explorations.
The trip was a prospecting tour for mine
ral. Leaving tho Indian rcs,ryotiou they
,r,,.l.J Ina, nm, ~, an, o,in,uI, r;,,r
~
a,i'c WIN 'hc Lannon'S Ru'"ru' sa,'n"n,
nin'~packs u s,oeI-he;.,'s 4 ne 'Suiiia,it
iahc 'h'N 'rosseu III 'nc uIrrc'ioh OF us
srcatest icnRti, anu are enthusiastic III
iileir description oi the natural beauties
OF tle scenery. Inc waters are as clear.
tiley, say, as crystal, anu ne III tue heart
ot n nea'itiiui country that some uaH VIII
&c ,le ninst summer res"r' III All "i
Nnrthwes, Washington.
About tnc iahe tiey found the canoeing
linlculi, being necessary u many
places To drag Their canoes over the jams
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Creek coai fields adjacent to Bozeman.
II is believed that all the principal mines
in that region will soo be purchased.
The Gold Run Placer mining company
began work on Monday on grounds two
and one-half miles from Emigrant
Work on the Spotted Horse mine at
Maiden, formerly owned by p. w. Nc.
Adow, has been suspended. Reason not
stated.
The Lone Star mine, in the Okanogan
district, has started up with % men on the
pay roll. New machinery Is on the road
and will be put in at once.
The Red Lion mill, located seven miles
from Granite, started up Monday. Last
summer the mill cleaned up sl,4W a
month with ten stamps. and this season
expects TO DO even better.
Charles Oleson, u of the pioneer
miners OF the Kootcnai country, brought to
Spokane Falls with him a chunk oil Ralena
weighing 10 pounds from the skyline
mine in the Warm Springs district. This
piece of orc is ON exhibition ut l.. e.. Lii
man Co.'s office at Spokane Falls.
A sample of fine iron ore was landed
10 "A representative of the Snohomish
Daily San last week by IA gentleman who
claimed Ia have picked IL up near the
hcad Of Pilchuck. From the weight and
appearance of the sample the San thinks
that il would go about CD per cent. pure
iron.
The Townsend Ne,rs says Isaac Pruitt
OF Bedford brought in n fine specimen OF
quartz from a recent location made by
him on The range near "A point on the
Radersburg road known as "tlc old wo-
mans grave" All tho ground surround
ing his strike has been located, and the
mountain is alive with prospcctors.
ID. NJ. Elliott came in from Spring
Gulch last night. He reports that about
"A week q another heavy strike was
made about two miles north OF the O.,R.&
n. mine, on the claim known as the Cop
per Mountain. The ore Is gray copper
and runs high ia silver. The ledge lies
only about three feet from the surface OF
the ground and extends for several hun
drcd feet. Pieces OF ore taken from dit
fcrcnt parts of the ledge have been AS
saycd aad run from $40 10 ST per ton
-MiSsouiioH.
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MINERS and MINING
nining Claims In the Bald Mountain
District Bonded for $4,000.
interest In the Emma Nevada IN
creasing as the Richness OF the
Assays Become known
Other Mining News.
Special 20 the standard.

SPECIAL 20 the St1lu1fu.
PHILIPsBuRG, May s.-John ". Dawson
to-day bonded from Daniel Frasicr and
Charles Carp three mining claims known
as the Sun, the Monarch and the Pine
Forest. situated in the Bald Mountain UNI
organized mining district, Silver Bow
county. The consideration was SJO,OOO.
There j. a shaft on the Monarch NJ feet
deep and a vein showing four feet OF good
ore. one foot of which is very rich. For
the benefit Of those who do MOI know,
Bald Mountain is situated on the head OF
the Middle Fork Of Rock Creek aud Is
about thirty miles distant from Philips
burg. The snow is yet very deep, but as
soon as possible there will he an old
fashioned stampede as there are "a num-
her Of miners and ~prospcctors preparing
90 GO To the new find. MIR. Dawson's
movements in the matter will he watched
with interest.
A. ID. Hover, the rea estate agent and
mining broker of Deer Lodge, Is in town
Oh mining business, and after al exam
ination Of the Wengcr and other proper
ties makes the prediction that Philipsburg
will double in population in less than one
yea
The tunnel on the Wcngcr No. = struck
the ore body n few days ago nj a depth of
30 feet, and to-day struck the hanging
wall after running through 20 feet OF
quartz. every pound of which will he
shipp.sI,
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SPORTING GOSSIP.

-, - IN
s'a' !" '"'e """"
Conneli has resigned as an American
association umpire.
Mccarthy appears To have infused new
life into the 81. Louis browns.
Gen, "Ui, Hin Dixwell has been elected
"A director Of the Boston Players league
team.
CorLhiu of Rrooklyu saws IL will not
be- long until the League changes its
schedule all around.
Him corbctt ia hack In San Francisco
hora,in. Suli;vnn M n tearing rate. He
,hinLa 5ohn viii never iIoht again. as Inc
4. LiII;n, L;,,.cif Inv nxcasscs.
R,b can,bcII R,Idwip,s trainer. Saws
,ha, Vai,nfo .,cL i;n"s nrc Inc finest ever
sn"n M Santa Anita Imckv n. now re-
vre,s Saline thc "rcn, Little horse.
,-.
IhirtSen .horouRnnrpus ne.ons.ns W
%"nincas The highest nrice. a'oOO %guiueas.
S,a. Give, Tor n o-ycnr-nId named Titan,
= n,
tommy Warff,ls s.atcIhcnt tiatne WIZ
follow murphy c,ear 70 Ehgii,u, ne.es.
sary. ana force mn ny" ai.p'''r nha
, Tma nn H. par, ri ,hc I'M" Ans.
tra,;an
Jimmy N~Iorsaiio, ago ipinsnIs
Niiiiero ihuialalolis VIII nsh' w'o'c
me AUDUBON ciup oi New oricths May .
Tor an ~" purse 49, '" tiS wlhn'r auuu
s-ooI9 inc loser. ineS VIII "g"' at ITO
poui'us'
william Jordan, thc veteran pug,
now hsi'g pc''p,', Nini., ti''Ihs
az eN-toot.raeer ~ ria,lhs ne mas VOL
hItc.n sprin' races III nieia,,u wv 80,
iaiu anu says NJ mas '''o'" "s''"S
III wa sec"'us'
The Australian bicycle rider Tom Bust
is credited with having lowered the worlds
records on the asphalt pavements at AIDE
iaide Tor one anu hrc miles. ms tiile Tor
'hc ,iiie WasI-'I' ~" INV "''es WINS
iha"e III io'-oI:'
Jockey Barnes has received notice from
his employer, Lucky Baldwin, To report
for duty at he G%ravesend meeting.
Barnes has been riding for the Ayondale
stable, and expected To continue for live
or six weeks longer.
John j. Coughlin. who has been taking
in the races AT Nashville during the last
week. and who was yesterday looking
over his horse now being aim at Louis
Vile, will return home this morning. The
Coughlin colors will, IL is understood. he
seen for the first time at Louisville.
Sn~aniorl named Marine Brcsla. who
has beru giving cxhibitions of cunning
,Lr,,,Lnn, Sn,,,h Am,.ric, onI Ncxico
arrived in New Orleans a week ago.
Brcsla declared that he could run "a mile
in three minutes" He was taken out To
the Fairgrounds for his trial. He made
the mile in u .6i, and will go back To Mex
leo.
Aus,,,Ii, IL IN. country whcrc tho skin
snrin,nr amnnn nm. Al ,,pn.rs ~ to-Inv
whn ab.,,,nI i'm kn,,r;,a nn,,l, IA he 1rI,c
in,,.,,ss, i'm the ynrnc therr il s,nncthinu
wonderful, and il is not To see
5000 people turn out nj "a good race. The
Australians, who are nothing II not bet
tors, go heavy on foot racers, aud as high
as Si0p,OD is often bet on the result.
Charles g.. pso,t,. the w,l,.knowu
,n,a,o,r o,rsnan nnL y,,,ny m~iii,onnir,
sailed last W,.inrs,i,x fnr En,ianI wshorc
Inc will ROW for ,hc Ii,mo,,L s%cuIls i'm Tho
WcnIcy r.y,,,a In ,hr early mart ~ nnx,
.jmlv' Psotia viii hc ,nnL ~ nf,ar /, I'm
glank by George Lee, the ~wcll-known pro-
fessional trainer. psotta Is in splendid
trim and feels confident Of success.
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MINING NOTES.

The second payment has been made on
the Galena Of Pony, Of $500.
There is "A considerable degree 81 livcli.
me-. making itself manifest IN the Trail
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From the Cour d'Aiene.

Col. John Mccormick returned ycster-
day from a two weeks visit in the great
mining country over the border in Idaho,
says the Missouiion. lie reports that all
the mines in that section are looking well
and each day new enterprises are found
in the way of rich leads On account of
high water washing away "A portion Of
railroad track near the Poorman and
Tiger mines. the concentrates of these
mines have been shut, down for the time
being as they cannot ship any Of their ore
and nave no good place tn store IL. The
Cour d'Aleue Railways Navigation COM
pany are constructing "A branch line
from Wallace Ia Sunset Peak, where
are located the mines of the Portland
company and the Clark popcrties. This
branch will he II miles in length aud will
greatly help the development Of the mines
Of Sunset Peak, which are anon the
richest in the Cour d'Alcucs. The steam
rrs and trains of III Cour d'Alcnc COM
pany are making regular run though for
the past week the high water greatly in
terfcred with the running Of trains. The
country along the south fork at the river
from Wallace To the Mission is ovcrflowed
and the water in the lake is higher than in
lSs7 and is still rising. The melting of
SNOW on the lower range is the cause of
the high water. which promises not Ia re-
cctle until the immense bodies of SNOW on
ihe higher mountains have melted.
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Funeral notices neatly printed at the
'~'Stdndard" Office.
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The Emma Nevada.

Special correspondence of the Standard.
BUTTE, May s.-During the past week
or two considerable interest has been
shown in the development of the Emma
Nevada mine, and thcassays from the ore
have increased the interest. Yesterday
Superintendent Helehan brought In some
innocent appearing samples Of ore which
on assaying showed up 2,23i2-l0 ounces in
in silver aid $3.50 in gold. At a meeting
II the directors held at the Office Of =. J.
Bropby il was ordered that 10000 shares
Of treasury stock be placed on the market
al % cents per share. after the first ship
mcnt of ore, two weeks from now There
is estimated 10 he - Ions Of shipping ore
OH the dump, which is the exclusive prop
crty of Messrs. Hclchan and Morgan, the
original owners. This will assay from
500 Ia 500 To the ton. Mr.. Heieian left
for Mclrosc with "a gang Of men to-day.
The development will be pushed as fast
as possible, and machinery will he placed
on ihe grounds as soon rs the water level
is reached aud the character 81 the ore
determined at that depth.
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Montana's
POPULAR PRICE HOUSE,
We will sell the best
French Sateens
at CSC a yard.
The same quality as shown in
other houses at 40 and 45c.

We place on sale the best line
OF Fifty-cent Ladies Hose ever
shown-equal to anything at IS
cents in the regular way. 1t is
known that we r selling goods
for less profit than house in Mon
tana. We intend to reduce this
stock $4,000 by the first of Au-
gust, at which time we will admit
partners, and desire to reduce the
stock as low as possible. We are
selling
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