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Commissioners Notice.

cOsxr-ssosEn's crr1cr. IcEswood ". vat
stephen. watkins's Admir- W. stephen No
kins's Hrs. 81 al-Equity.
The above entitled chapceIy cause. hy d.
cree ot the Circuit Court Of Preston County
nude therein. on the l%ih day Of July. A ID
lete. having been referred 10 the undcrSieDcd
tpfruiis sioner IN Charccry. with the following
directions. "a ascertain and report the real
estate owned by the decedeft. :. Watkins az
the time 81 his death. the state and condition u
the title thereto, the ieins and charges thereon.
their amounts, character. priorifies. and 10
whom owing; 10 state. audit and settle the adj
inintstration accounts II u. r. Jackson. admin.
istfStor OF the estate ~ said deredent. and that
ne report any other pertinent matter " hich may
be deemed 80 by hisrseif required by the
parties or any Of them
The PARTIES TO said cause. 20 wit ID. X. Jack
son. ADMINISTRATORS 81 siefb hen watkins deed
plnintlu and Mary r Watkins. James w Nat
kins. Maggie Frost. ID. NJ Voting guardian ,d
Item fer George. Einer. 9frgan, Ninah n. Min
NE IS and Harry Watkins. infants; NJ. l..
Shaner ard Al. Eona6rid. PARTNERS IN trade a.
Shdner s. Bonancid. and Cornelius Piles. de-
PENDANTS VIII, therefore. take notice. that ON
TIE 10th day Of Noyeuber. 4. D.. 1870 at my
ensce ln iugwood. Preston County. West yir-
gina. shall proceed 90 execute said decree
Given und er ny hand this - day Of Scpfem
A. D.. 1881. UKSrY Gray fixns
iV-Sst-SV.S5. Commissioner
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Tie annual meeting Of the West
Virginia Press Association will be
held at Huntington November 25tb
instead of the 18th as before an
nounced. So we are informed by
the President DR.. NJ. S. Holt.
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A CARD.
% y. I-gters q Prssion conAi4:


Many Of you by this time have
seen and read MIR. John W. Wat
sons eleventh hour circular headed.
"a Plain Statement = he was
very careful not h circulate any of
them in Kingwood. here | could
have chance TO see one but
through the kindness OF friend.
| received one this morning barely
in time to make reply thereto so
far as | am individually concerned.
Mr.. Watson says that after the
campaign opened. came into shis
office and demanded 500, for my
services. This is true, and it is al
so true, that | demanded the above
amount long before | ever knew
that Mr.. Watson would be a can
didate for the Office Of Clerk Circuit
Court, and before the opening of
the campaign of 1890.
AT the November term 1888
while Twas attending to the duties
Of the Clerk of the Circuit Court
for Mr.. WATSON, he asked me
GLOW much arc You going TO charge
me ?" | told him i thought | ought
to have one half of the fees OF the
office for two years; he said he did
not know how much the Office paid.
i then told him it had been paying
about $1,000 per year. aud /
thought that is what it would aver
age. lie made M no further re-
ply, but allowed me to go right on
for one year, and work for him,
with the idea that WAS to have
one half of the fees Of the Office,
and | presumed that is what he in
tended. but to my surprise, after
the Spring term of 1890, he asked
me to make out my account. and
l told him | had not kept "a full ac-
count OF the time hld worked for
him, and that in as much rs | had
not been in the Office every day, that
was willing to accept from him
$500. for what had done, and he
said that was too much, and he re-
fused to pay it, or to even say what
he was willing to ply and conse-
quently | WAS compelled to institute
suit against him. As regards my
receiving slO5. 80, the allowance
from the county, that belongs to
Mr.. Watson. this is matter be-
tween the county AMI my fathers
estate, and one IN which | am ready
to adjust whenever the Con- mission
ers OF the County Court, sly that
tits dao from my ftthers esslte.
As to the feeblls amounting t,
sl5+.S5, thlt Mr.. Watson says
made oat thlt were coming t,
him, this is no true. have
neither made ont nor collected any
sach amount; there MY be a few
such fees as are coming to him. that
Ihaye collected bat he will h we
credit for them at tho proper time.
just the same as he gives me credit
for on his alleged account, for&t.20.
and if ! haze furnished the brains
to run his Office, the people Of this
county can decide how that IS.
Regarding the nutiIation Of the
County Records, tearing out ny
leaf from Lpw Order Book 10. 8,
md that had anything 20 do with
this. is a he otate oatof t2hole cl0fh,
and think Mr.. Watson knows it.
And if there isa man living who
does know who pasted the fy-leaves
of these records, think it must be
Mr.. Watson, for there was moth
ing of the kind done until after he
became your Circuit Court Clerk
and took charge Of the office.
Very Respectfully,
j. NJ. CRANE.
Oclobep 90 1901
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- RpEn oF PunLIcArloN.

Wrsr NIRciNIA, IS:
AZ Rules held In the Clerks Office Of In, Cir.
cut Court Of Preston County, ON the first Mon
+. d. Benson
j. II. Everly ct.
The object ct this suit Is TO have tho proceeds
OF the sale OF the hou q and lot in Terra Alta,
which was sold under decree i'm the case of
Maust Ct. al. against J. II Everly ct al. applied
to Tie payn cut OF the plaintiffs debt.
And Il appearing that The defendants Alag
lul Jeticrs and Lewis JefIcfs her husband and
Della Drain field aud p Drainsie;d her husband
hie not re ideEts 81 his Stete ON motion OF tho
..laintiE 1t - ordered hat Tie said defendants do
az e..f here within month after the date OF
RE fat publication horsof. and do what Is no.
ceisary 10 lrc'cci fleir interests. and that this
prcer lc TGti' he'd in TIE WEsr VIRergiA
AREts = Lewsral On ub,islied IN this county.
ccrytest .
,. ". WArsoS. Clerk y
J.. .. CECCAH. Ccunse 81 Ion Plsinsin
lJ.st-.i.D
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Notice to Creditors.

To the Creditors ~ stephen watkins deceased /.
~ pursuance of a decree Of the Circuit Court
Of Preston. made IN q cause therein pending, TO
subject the real estate Of the said decedeut to
the payment ~ bis debts. you are required 10
present your cains against the estate al the said
dccedeht Tor adjudication toll. Clay Hyde Com
before the 10Th. day Of November next
witness, y W. Watson, Clerk Of said Court
this Sjrd. day Of September 1850
c-25-gt-S3.s1 o'''A
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VOTE FOR LEWIS P. WHITE FOR
CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT.
ANOTHER LIE NAILED.

In the JouraGi of two weeks ago.
a letter from Portland district APP
poarcd, in which it was claimed
that Hon. VIM l.. Wilson refused
TO recommend l.. p. White for
postmaster at Elk Garden. because
he (White) had voted against him.
This was done for The purpose Of
injuring Mr.. White in the estima-
ton Of Mr.. Wilson'S friends. The
following letter denies the charge
J.. J. WHITE, ESQ,
Dear Sir Yours just received
In answer, / did not refuse to
recommend you for postmaster at
Blk Garden for the reasons stated
iu your enclosed clipping. -namelv
that you had failed TO vote for me
in 1886 or 1888, nor have I any rec
election Of hearing any such allie.
CATION.
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WAR IN THE ENEmY's CAMP.
The Hon. Charles kantner Shows Up
the Private Character of DR.. M. y.
Bryte, the Republican Candi-
date for the Legislature
on the East Side.

ON the East Side.
We have received a long commu-
nication from the Hon. Chas. Kant
ner, of Bruceton, in regard to the
candidacy of DR.. NJ. S. Bryte for
the Legislature. He writes an open
letter and scores the Doctor unmer-
cifully and is very anxious that he
be defeated at the polls. lie claims
that the Doctors private character
is VIGOROUSLY bad, and gives re-
cent and authentic instance where
the Doctor grossly insulted his near
est neighbor, venerable and re-
spected lady, by swearing violently
at her with no provocation whatever.
The truth of this is vouched for by
Charles B. Goodwin, reliable citi-
zen of Bruceton, who makes aft
davit to it before j. NJ. Chichester,
a Notary Public of Bruceton, also
a leading Republican Of Grant Dis
trict. The affidavit is enclosed with
the communication. and can be seen
at this office. We would publish it
verbatim, but it is rather long and
tedious. 1t is signed:
"Chas. B. Goodwin, sworn TO
and subscribed before me this 9th
day of.Septcmber, 1890.
j. NJ. CHIDEsTER,
Notary Public"
Almost everybody in the county
has heard of Charles Kantner. a
man who has been prominent in the
councils of his party for years and
whose reputation for truth and We
racity has never been impeached.
Now read what he says in regard to
this matter and DR.. Bryte in
general.
"The enclosed affidavit of Chas.
Is. Goodwin as to the immoral and
ungentlemauly conduct of DR.. Mil
ton ). Bryte, of Bruceton. who is
now Il candidate for II seat i'm the
House of Delegates Of this State.
will no doubt be us much Of a sur
prise to the people of this county
us 1T has been TO myself. DR.. Bryte
and myself lave been on friendly
terms, both belonging to the same
political purity. | have heretofore
supported him When before the peo
pie for office, ana never supposed
that man who poses rs "a renresea-
tativc man, and professional man
ut that, would be 50 reckless and so
destitute of honor as to play the
role of aluflin and grossly insult
an oldlady who is old enough to be
his mother. Mr.. john n. Feathers.
u l;epuOiicm in politics, aid in
good standing in his party. informs
me that the entire tax bills OF The
Bryte family -four in number) do
not amount to a - bill. The Doe
tor does not own land enough to
bury him on. nor is it known that
he owns the bedstead that he and
his wife sleep o,-being CHARTERED
on the hospitality Of his old mother.
vino makes her living by sewing for
other people, and such Is the mate
rial that is proposed to be clothed
with authority to make laws and
levy taxes on the yc0maRyy of Pres
ton county. Now submit. il such
man, who has no respect for the
rights Of his fellow citizens and who
seems destitute of gallantry and the
instincts of geatiemUR, a proper
person TO represent the moral and
law-abidlng people Of this county in
the Legislature OF West Virginia /?
Yours truly,
CHARLES KANTNER."
"Bruceton, w. Va"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-10-30

In accordance with petitions pre-
scented to the last County Court.
the citizens of Reno and Portland
districts will vote on the enforce
ment OF the "Stock Law" The
tickets for those districts have prln-
ted on them at the bottom, For
Stock Law, 4" Against Stock Law"
III you are in favor of its enforce
ment, mark out the lower line,
against Stock Law" and if you
want to vote against it, cross out
the upper line.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-10-30
.ELECTI0N POINTERS

Dir. Jonas Frankhouser, Of Bran
donville, is the Democratic candi-
date for Commissioner of the Coun-
ty Court from Grant District, and
Will poll big vote irrespective of
politics. He is an able and honest
man, and well known to every citi-
zen CT the district. He will get The
entire Democratic vote, as we'll as
that of a great many Republicans
who are tired of their present mis-
representative and want a man who
can and will do something for them,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-10-30

Everyone who has once used Or.
Bull Cough Syrup invariably ne.
sorts to- 10 again Tor colds. etc.
Whom vice prevails and impious
men bear sway When cuts.
sprains, bruises torment all the dav:
Then ease from pain--fr0m care
are sent BY great Salvation Oil. The
standard ln.mcnt.
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CLRRK qoUNrY corRr

hereby announce myself MS In
dependent Candidate for the office
OF Clerk of the County Court of
Preston County, subject to the dc.
cision OF the voters at the polls.
GEORGE w. l.. MARsDEN.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

| hereby announce myself can
dldate for the Office of County Com
missioner for Kingwood District
subject to the decision of the voters
at the polls. NJ. +. PELL
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In accordance with announce
ment last week we issue a supple
ment tins week containing a full
expose Of the yillianous scheme Of
such INHALED scouudrels as Quay
and Dudley to complete the steal
Of our little mountain State by col
ouizing it with negroes from The
South, who were to be brought
IN here to take the place Of orr
people in the shops and mines Of
West Virginia. Let every dem
ocrat and honest republican read it
carefully and decide for himself
whether be will be party to any
such dark transactions. Working.
men Of West Virginia are you will
ling to give up your positions i'm
our mines and shops, to a horde Of
ignorant negroes brought here by
interruptions politicians to de-
5anch thc ballot II or latcs
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Notice to Creditors.

To the Creditors 81 Timothy Gilmore deceased !.
~ pursuance 81 "A decree Of the Circuit Court
81 the county Of Preston, made in cause thors-
IN pending. 10 subject tho real estate Of the
said deccdent 60 the payment ~ his debts Won
are required to present your claims against the
estate OF the said dccedent for adjudication to
d. Gay Hyde Commissioner. at his ofiice In the
SAID county on or before the 18th day OF Noveu1.
Witness, J " Watson, Clerk OF said Cont.
TINS - gay u Sept. 1890. 9-268t-S3Bi
J. W. WATSON. Clerk
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CLERK COUNTY COURT.

| hereby announce myself an In
dependent Candidate for the office
OF Clerk of the County Court of
Preston County.
Respectfully,
DAVE G.. linn.
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RlLTH IS FEAI7F

ba. D. g. WFsra Nrpps AKIN Batrs Ter.~.
AtNI. guarantee specific for Hysferia Dizzi-
Mt-N. tonFhiriOn. flfe. Nervous y q irai0ia
hetla cne' Nervous Pr0strafion caused by the
ne" alcohol or tobacco Wakofuinpsq Mental
pepre.sion soitenlng Of thc Hrain resniiine hi
death. Premature Old Age Barrrnnrer IS,-s ~
I"Wcf iu either sex Involuntary LOSSES and
9leFntiofl hgeH caused By over. oxeriiou 81 the
neA 'nlai jus one mon On treatment 100 q box
~ tiN iof - ~. sent hy mail prepaid on rocoipf
"i price. GUARANTEE SIX BOXES 10 ours
any case. With each order received ~ ns ~
.k BOXES. accompanied with g. .OO we viii eend
=. ruicha.cr q written guarantee to refund
guHfantecs s.uod only iy NOLAN HROTHfiga
DRUGGISTS. Solo AcUufH. MrGam Hlnrt r.r
''''"-. eNA lhtiiih stittie Wheeling IS. VA
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New voting places have been es-
tablished at Ben Davis, in Reno.
and at No. ii School House, in
Union. We hope the Commission
ers will send in the returns us soon
as possible. so that we can get ofli
cial reports forthc paper next week,
as everybody will be very anxious
to know the result. We hope our
correspondents and friends general
iy will report to us soon as they can.
We want to give some news next
week, if we have to hold back the
paper little.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

TERMS So for any County Office; $3.50 for
any District office. Cash In advance.
CLERK CIRCUIT COURT.
hereby announce myself Can
dldate for the office of Clerk of the
Circuit Court of Preston County.
LEWIS p. WHITE.
July, 0, 1890.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-10-30

In accordance with the resolution
passed by the Democratic Conyen-
ton at Terra Alta, endorsing the
candidacy of an Independent Re-
publican for the office of Clerk of
tie County Court, and as rattle
and agreed upon by the Democratic
Executive Committee, which met
in Kingwood after Mr.. Dave G..
Zinn had entered the race for the
Office as the Independent Rcpubli
can candidate, he is endorsed by
the party and will be supported by
IT. hence Mr.. Zinn's name will be
found on the Democratic ticket as
well as on the Republican ticket.
also on the Peoples ticket. Squire
Iinn Is hustling night and day for
tho Office, and word comes to Us
every day from all parts Of the
county Of a tremendous uphcaval on
the part Of the Independent Repub
licans in Zinn's favor.
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Pleasant and Valley vote for con-
stable, and Lyon and Grant for
Justice, all unexpired terms. So
far as we know the Democrats have
no candidates for these offices, and
in printing the tickets these Offices
were left blank, and the voters can
write the names of any one they
Hlease on them. Also Union. Port
land, Reno and Valley have no
Democratic candidates for County
Court, so far as we are informed up
to date, and these places are also
blank on the tickets. We hope
Democratic and Independent can
didates will yet be brought out for
all these offices. There is still time
to bring out and elect good men.
and we insist that the Democratic
members of the Committee for these
districts attend to the matter at
once.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1890-10-30

VOTE FOR LEWIS P. WHITE
FOR CLERK OF TIE CIRCUIT
COURT.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-12
LIGHT n

what is Being Done for the supply Of Each.
A visit % the station OF the Electric
Light and Water Company Is neces.
sary to comprehend the extensive
work that IL being done by the COM
pany. A new brick building 25xs0
completely enclosing the old plant Is
now rising rapidly. The building
will be IA feet high H. the clear. and
surmounted by u gatle roof of corfu.
gated ir IN. This will enclose the two
pumps Of the water company aud the
auxiliary boiler, also the main boiler
that will supply the steam for both
water and electric light plants. and
the new 100 r.. P. engine and three
dynamos will find shelter under its
roof. A solid brick foundation has
been laid for the new engine which
will be put In position 10 a few dpys,
and when hitched on to the three dy.
names and put In motion II will 'ut,
nish light for everybody, Out door,
the work of sinking the new storage
well has been completed, and tb'
company now have two reservoirs
one ~ feet and the other 20 feet In
diameter, each containing about !.
feet a water for an emergency supply
The suction pipe to connect the new
we'll with the pump Is expected dali,
and connections will be made ~ sool
~ possible, when the water system
may be considered complete. There !
quite n Job 20 be done yet In settinl
yolea and running a new circuit wiz
. throughout the city for the insandss
cent dynamo, but II is expected ths
| ! ell thIs will b. accomplished In tw
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-12
weeks, afi = which the company can
fipurs,iveIy sit down for the frs. time
since last April.
disease Uuacccun,ab,y Prevalent.

"ss prevalence OF ailments ai,rbu able 70 mi.
s,Inatic poison In the air that people breath ,snd
the water they drink, Is well nigh unaccountable
Not alone IN pesiilential swamp hadiy drained
suburban districts, ahd marsnes exp sed 20 Tue
suns Iays by IN reeeiing tide, Is his seourge oil
humanity found. Even in great G ties, heai,hiuliy
located. skillfuIIy severed, carefully looked at er
in every respect In a ssni,afy way, we hnd ma'a'
ria, lis pr .sence 4, often inexplicsble, but it, "a
tscks are Always preycntable, The protector Is
Hosreitci's stomach Fitt"rs The eraaica'or bea's
he same naInc-a name known to Thousands
throughout our broad land AMI ELSEWHERE rs a
syn. nym u eff prev .ntion and cure IL he 10.
sidious disorder IN its abominsble phases .ehin
and few, ., bilious remitient, duinb ague and agu.'
cake, as well a. others. Nor Is the Buffers less 'f-
fectiye for indipestion, kidney complaint, biz
iousness and rheumaIis ism.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-12

The Particular Consisrory of Scottish
Kite Mssons for Eastern Montana will
convene at Livingston Monday, De-
cember Is, 1880. aud continuein session
until the evening of the 18th, inclu-
sive. for the purpose Of confering the
degrees Of sad rite t. Tbirty-second
inclusive, upon a la'ge aud promising
elias. of candidates. This event prom
ises tn mark an era in the history OF
| Scottish Rite Masory 10 this jurisdic-
ton. Mr.. F. Il. Webster the able and
efficient Registrar, il work ne vigor-
ously to make the week one'f pleasure
to all and we predict for him the sue
cess that his efforts deserve. He in
forms us that all Blue Lodge Mason'
In good standing iu Montana sfe rligi
BILE, aud sil applications must be made
not later than December 1T.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-12

from my druggist, and obtained almost lmmedi
ATE relief. Ibegan TO notice that tue scaly eiup-
tons gradually dropped OF aud Disappeared one
by one. until 1 had b en- fully cured. had The
disease thirteen months 'eiore began taxing me
Rened es, and ir four or five weeks was entirely
cured. Wy disease was eczema and PSORIASIS. !
know Of 3 great many who hayr tahen ne ,eme'
dies. and thank me Tor the knowledge OF them,
especially mothers who have bates with sesly
ernpti ns on their heads aud boNis-. I cannot
express INV thanks 10 you. NJ b ~ was covered
with seale,, and I was an awful spectacle TO be-
GEO. CuTEY, Merrill, Wis.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-12
The World Enriched.

The facilities Of the present day for
the production Of everything that will
conduce IN the material welfare and
comfort Of mankind are almost unlim.
tied and when syrup of Figs was first
produced the world was enriched with
the only perfect laxative known, rs II
is the only remedy which is truly
pleasing and refreshing to the taste
and prompt and ~efiectual to cleanse
the system gently in the sp. pg time
or In fact, at any time, and q c betteI
1t IL known the more popu ar IL be-
comes.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-12
Cuticura R~esoIvent,

Tn. new blood and skin purifier and gr.at'st o.
humor remedi ., internally 10 cleanse the blne'
II all impurities, and thus remove the cause sne
Cuticura. the great skin cure. and Cutieura s9aI,
an exquisite skin beauiiher, ,X'ernslly DO eleal
The SKIN and scalp and restore the hair, ,ur'
every SO. cies Of az MIXING, itching. burning
scaly, and rimply diseasesof the skin, scalp ant
blood.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-12

George Swsine, who has for m re
than a year pas, 50 succ' s.fully hlled
the position of c.erk Of the Macqueen
House, will leave for|,hicsgo today TO
enter upon n mercantile life 10 the
western metropolis.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-12
Schnapp-. Also some pure Kanasts
Tobacco and Du0ec Turkish Tobacco.
All warranted imported goods.

Miles City has been a dull point for
the shipping If cattle SO far this week
and ~ YET there are no cars ordered
for Miles.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-12

Bishop l.. r. Brewer Of the Episco
pal diocese of Montana. will arrive In
Miles City on Friday and conduct
services here on Sunday morning and
evening. and at Fort Keogh 10 the sf.
ternOon.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-12

A man Il very antique appearance,
such rs is only see IN tbi"Kly settled
Norwegian district, wa. a passenger
on No. . Yesterday and made fun for
mSuy with his curious facial express
sion and que-r questions.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-12

to look like spols Of mortar spot.
ted on. and which came of In
layers accompanied with itching.
you'd scratch very plight ill
va, raw. then the next night
the sea es, being formed mean
while, we're scraic he'd % again.
Ia vain did | consult all the
doctors In the country, but with.
out aid. Afur giving up all
hupes Of recovery, happened TO
see an advertisement u the
newspaper ab Vt lour cutieufa
I, Remedies. and purchased them
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-12

Bids will be received unit Nov.l5th
for furnishing the school house with
coal for the coming stason. Hand In
sealed proposals TO
II. w. MCINTYRE,
SO Clerk school Dist. No. /.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-11-12

Prof. Bach has Just received by direct
importation . consignment Of Import.
ed Nofdhsussr Rye Whisksy, Pure
Cherry Brandy and Double Kummsl