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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-10-05
A FAIR FAIR.

1t is generally so hence its general
popularity. If it lives and thrives
while others die in their weak attempt
we attribute it largely to the fairness
Of the fair. With Darwin we believe
in the survival of the fttest fairs, and
we particularly call attention to the
longevity and present good health of
the Columbia County Agricultural
society. Upon examination it will
be found to be round, fat and sleek
just like the animals and things it ex-
hibits. This fair would deem it un-
fair to put a poor skinny and bony
thing of any kind on exhibition-ex-
cept of course its race-horses which
are mere incidental introductions to
please the children and others pos
-essed Of abnormal tastes and appe-
tites. Don't forget the big Columbia
County fair. 1t will be held at Blooms
burg, Pa, October 9th to I3th, 1894.
1t is the long looked for event Of the
season, after the bounties Of nature
are gathered in Columbia County.
Here the choicest of fruits, vegetables,
and grain are exhibited. Here the
best poultry, cattle and horses are
exhibited. Here the ladies display
their finest handiwork from parlor to
kitchen and from garret to cellar. In
fact an immense building, filled with
beautiful specimens of ladies' handi-
work, and the finest of the labors Of
agriculturist and horticulturist is here
opened daily for the edihcation of all.
Here also may be seen hotly con-
tested exhibitions of speed on We'd
nesday, Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day, on the finest half-mile race track
in central Pennsylvania. $4,000 in
purses is the money inducement to
competitors. The bicycl. races on
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday will
certainly attract. Excursion trains
and special rates on the several rail
roads. Consult the special time tables.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-10-05
BRIEF MENTION
About People You Know.

Mr.. T. l.. Stackhouse, of Pennsyl, was /;
business caller at this office on Tuesday
Mrs. L. X. Poust and son, of Lock Haven,
| were the recent guests Of w. w. Achenbach
Howard Furman and Will Laycock were
out Of town over Sunday.
]. w. Perry, Of Elk Grove, was caller a,
the county seat on Monday.
Mr. c. B. Lutz spent short time in Read.
ing, Pa, this week.
Miss A. ID. Webb of Pottsville is visiting
friends in town.
Mrs. A. A. MARBLE Of Norristown is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. NJ. II. Mckinney.
Alexander Farnham Esq, a prominent
Wilkes. Barre lawyer, was in town on Tues.
day on business.
J. s. William, the popular auctioneer,
took hasty run to Williamsport on Thurs
day.
Mr.. A. N. Yost, secretary of the board of
managers of the Bloomsbury fair, took a
business trip to Milton on Thursday.
Miss Clara Beers left on Wednesday for a
brief stay with Mrs. Hiram Sterling, at New
Columbia, Pa.
Mcclellan and Clark Bellies, Of Berwick,
were callers at this office on Monday, having
come to town on legal business.
Mrs. s. ]. Frederick, of Catawssa, was
guest of her mother, Mrs. Chas. Krug, this
week.
Mr.. Frank Jones, of Fishingcreek, and
Prof. Pealer, Of Asbury, came in among
morning passengers on the B. Il s. railroad
on Monday.
E. w. Drinker and family came down
from Wilkes Barre on Saturday to visit his
mother and sister.
Mr.. John Lewis and Miss Maggie tones,
being now man and wife, will commence
housekeeping in their new house on Fourth
street.
G. w. Bellies, of New Columbus gave
this Office friendly call on Monday. The
case in court in which he is interested has
been necessarily delayed until next term.
w. A Evert, the genial secretary of the
board of managers Of the greatest county fair
in the State Of Pennsylvania, (namely that of
Bloomsbury reports that the lists of exhibits
are pouring in upon him for place and classi.
hcation.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-10-05
THE PATTERs0N-KeLLE WE'D
DING.

The New York World of last week
Wednesday, gives the following
account of a wedding which is OF
interest to Bloomsburg people
cover 1000 invitations were is.
sued for the wedding of Miss Grace
Z. Kelley, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Benjamin Kelley, of $50 Greene
Avenue, to Mr.. Frank Linton Patter-
sor, of Boston, which took place last
evening in the Tompkins Avenue
Congregational Church, and long
before the appointed hour of eight
the building was crowded to its
utmost capacity.
Promptly at the hour named the
bridal procession entered the church.
The arrangement was novel. Six
ushers entered by the central aisle to
the vestryroom door and there met
the four bridesmaids. Then they
proceeded up the aisle again and met
the bride with her father and attend
ed by the maid of honor.
All proceeded to the altar, where
the service was read by the Rev. l..
M. Patterson, Of Bloomsbury, Pa,
the father of the bridegroom, assisted
by the Rev. DR.. Meredith, uncle of
the bride.
The bride is a petite brunette, and
wore becoming gown of white satin,
richly trimmed with point and
duchesse lace. Miss Pauline lotion
was the maid of honor, and the
bridesmaids were Miss Evangeline
Kelley, Miss Edith Bergen, Miss
Elizabeth Smith and Miss Maud
Patterson, of Bloomsbury, Pa. The
maid of honor's gown was of pale
blue silk, while the bridesmaids were
costumed alike in white mousselaine
de sole, over white silk. They all
carried punches of white carnations.
The best man was Mr.. Warren Rue
Kinsey, of Newark, and the ushers
were J. Howard Patterson, of Blooms
burg, Pa, ); J. Willis Fox, Of Passaic,
N. J.; Gilbert Harvey, of Providence,
r. l.; w. Egbert Thomas, of Mil
ford, N. j.. Daniel Babbitt, of Nor
ristown. N. J., and Charles Cooley,
of Philadelphia, Pa. Mrs. Benjamin
Kelley, the mother of the bride, wore
beautiful gown of lavender satin,
heavily trimmed with point and
duchesse lace. The mother of the
bridegroom was equally handsomely
attired in black satin.
A large reception followed the
ceremony, held at the residence of
the brides parents. The parlors were
exquisitely decorated with banks of
maiden-hair fern and American
Beauty roses, and tall palms swayed
gent y in the various cor.-ers. Weir
was the decorator. The wedding
souvenirs were very dainty the
bridesmaids received handsome gold
laurel, wreath pins, ard the ushers
canes of natural wood with silver
filigree handles. The bride received
magnificent diamond daisy from
the bridegroom, and presented him
with diamond ring"
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-10-05
Another Industry.

The bicycle having evidently come
to stay among us, we now also have a
shop for repair and manufacture, it is
well to know, on the corner OF Fifth
and West streets in southwest Blooms
burg. The title of the establishment
is "The Bloomsburg Cycle Works.
1t is now in full operation manufacture
ing and repairing The firm also does
enameling and nickel plating when
called for. They are now at work on
a double diamond tandem, prepara
tory for the coming fair, 1t is some
thing new.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-10-05
Columbia County Teachers Annual
Institute.

The Columbia County teachers
institute will meet in the Bloomsburg
Opera House on Monday, Oct. a2.
The talent for the meeting has been
selected with great care.
The instructors for the week are
Hon. N. c. Schaeffer, State Superin.
tendent, DR.. J. P. Gordy of Ohio,
DR.. E. D. Lyte Of the N1illersville
Normal School, DR.. J. P. Welsh Of
the Bloomsburg Normal, Miss Ger
trude Edmond of the East Strouds
burg Normal, Miss Nellie Moore oi
Chicago, and Prof. 1. D. Gresh of
Milton.
For entertainment as well as instruc.
ton the following eminent talent has
been secured: Elheda Barnes Cots.
chall of Harrisburg, and Miss Vida
Bowman Of Philadelphia, soloists
DR.. Byron King for Monday night
Robarts Harper, ILLUS. lecture) Tues,
day night, Will Carleton, Wednesda,
night, and the Chicago Rivals fol
Thursday night.
This is one Of the strongest institute
lecture courses ever brought to
Bloomsbury
Mr.. F. M. Leader, manager of the
B. & S. R. R., is willing to run ;
train as far as Orangeville after the
lectures provided any one will give
him a guarantee of a reasonable mum
Der of passengers.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-10-05
THE BAND CONCERT.

Last Saturday evening the Band
gave their first concert under their
new leader, Mr. Ett'1ger of Milton.
1t was given in FROM of the Court
Hou-e, and the street was thronged
with peop'e. A marked improvement
is already apparent. The boys get
better tones out of their instruments,
and play with more precision and
accuracy, and with expression, All
that they have needed was compe-
tent leader, and now that they have
one, they can stand up with any band
in this end of the State
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-10-05

1t is difficult to estimate the cur
tailment Of profits that used to accrue
to steam railroads through the pres,
ent use of the electrical current and
the convenient little bicycle. 1t is
pretty safe to conclude, however, that
steam railroad stock has reached its
maximum and that the dividends
heretofore declared to holders will
never again be equaled in this country
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-10-05
BLOOMSBURY FAIR.

On account of the Columbia
County Fair to be held at Blooms
burg October 9th to 18th inclusive,
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
will sell excursion tickets to Bloom
Ferry and return, October 9th to 18th,
good to return until October IS, in
elusive.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-10-05
n. j. CLARK g. SON.
|. w. HARTMAN g. SON.
MARKET SQUARE DRY GOODS HOUSE


We wholesalers but retailers
Innings, shawl
table cloths and Napkins underwear corset ribbons
ae embroidee umbrellas gnghm shtngs checks tckngs
vee Silks pushes table oil cloth and thousand other
staple and goods with line stationery tablets paper pencs
ink picture frames &c Also line of fine dishes for We
BooNbug weekly papers, they will this broad invitation
upon bargain cape
shaw dress of single dress patterns 1000
yards by the piece
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-10-05

Aaron Patterson, OF Orangeville,
has been appointed Fishwarden for
this county, by the Pennsylvania
Commissioners of Fisheries,
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-10-05

The demand upon
our columns for ad1er-
tising space certainly
shows that business
mon recognize the val
ue Of "I'h3 cslarlt;.ea"
as an advertising me-
dium.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-10-05

A brick pavement has been laid
along the Waller land on Market
street, from the railroad to f. b.
Tustin's property, and Ohio stone
along Mr.. Tustin's and Mrs. Miller's
lots to the canal.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-10-05

During the fair will be good time
for our subscribers to call and pay
their subscriptions.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-10-05
$ Russet Shoes

Owing the lateness of the season. still have large
stock of
Russet Shoes and Czzfordg,
and in order to make Of closing all before the
over offering several lots greatly reduced prices
will pay you to them you thinking Of buying
pair of EUSSETS.
w. G, M elk X fS fSI ASY.
Clarks' Building, Main Street.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-01
No. 33s9.
APPLICATION TOR PATENT.

L. =. LAND OFFfCEs
HELEN, Mont, Dec. ~. 1888
Notice IL hereby given that John Minscott has
this day filed application for IAttni, under the
lode mining claim. designated A. survey No.
i255. situated in (unorgnniHedl mining district
Jefferson county, Montana. IN sections u and H.
township north range west which claim a
recorded 10 the office ~ the recorder uf Jeiier-
son county. At ioulder Montana. and described
Hs folioNHi
said turvey No. l2ss beginning at corner No.
I. from which the y sec cor between secs n an
- tpgn.r sw. Of ba aud principal NERD an
running thence n 10 deg ~ m n "a IL. thence
n . DEG .05 min " - n, thencv " deg ~ min a
sOAz n. thence n IS deg q MN 81 z H. thence
n o dss 10 min . $50 t. thence q deg 20 min "
AIS n. thence ~ deg Is MN " 1tl1i r. thence
. o deg 20 min " bez n q place Of beginning.
Area Of sur No. 4255 1910 acres. area IN cYn-
hict with Alabama sur No. 1880. claimed tUi
acres; in conflict With n. r.. No ~, placer
pnoluoing conflict win ur no. lOis bold Hill
claimed, $40 acres total to-s olsimed. ID s.
ucref.
Toe following being . description Of tho
gr"und sought In thi- Application. iieginn ~
a. corner No. OF this lode ami ran thence %
deg "a min siL2 ~. thongs deg 80 min 9
$50 n. tlenco IS deE 81 min " rs a. thence 4
- deg a. min " iti2 a. thenoa dox 80 min v
sl2s n, thonoa ~ dsg 20 mia ii2l Il 10 place
Of beginning. EN- hraoinx al ara - 1872 fcres,
posted the 18th dAT OF Dfcstnbsr. 1888 1he ouly
adjoining elAimsnis 20 thee premises are tcsr
N. n. No. lgl, on the south, and placer n ..
No. 80 ana the tirsnt lode sur No. 40 on the
West ?. A. 6NlGbkll, leaistof.
First publication Lee. a. isy3.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-01

The conversation at the dinner table
should be general. unless the company Is
large and she table too long 60 admit ot -.
But in any case each one Is responsible,
first Of Ell. for Keeping up a pheasant chat
with his or her neighhor, and NOT allowing
thar one 20 be neglected while attention b
riveted on some aggressiyriy brilliant talk
er &c the other end Of the table No matter
how uucntortaining ones partner may be,
one must Dc thoughtful and entertaining,
and such Kind attention maywin the lifelong
gratitude OF a timid debutante OF the equal
ly uusophisticated country cousin.
Dinner table talk should bo ahablc. The
host and hostess must be alert 90 turn the
conversation from channels that threaten
antagonism OF opinions, and each guest
should feel that IL Is more important Just
now TO make other people happy than TO
crafty his impulse 20 floor Thorn on the
tariff question. Ia short, at dinner, a. IN
der the most social conditions, the watch
word ever ia mind should be-, Not 60 my
self alone New York News
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-01

SnERIFF's sALE-lY VIRTUE OF AN XXI
- cution In my hands, issued out 81 the dis
trict court OF the first Judicial district Of the
state OF Montana. in aud for the county OF Lewis
and Clarke. in the suit of Joseph krnsi. AGAINST
hHrles va lsch, duly attestad the sd day of
he, emher. A. ID %. | have levied upon all
the right title, and interest Of he said hAries
1Abiscn. In and 70 the following described prop
erty, situated in Lewis and Clarke county, sia Q
of Montana. viz
Lot eight a. ia block two (2). Il Tho on nd-
dition to the city Of Helena. AMI also the fol-
lowing property situatod In the Driiield addi-
tion to the city Il helenai Lots one az, two
2l three 3l. four ~, i've 81, six lol. sevon 90,
seventeen ~. eighteen %. nineteen lvl
$3.50, tVenty-seven (2D. in block one a. and
lots thirteen 03l fourteen 40 fifteen as and
six (0l, In block thres lali anil lots eight (sl,
nine W. ten no., eievon 10, twelve ID. thir-
ga. twenty five (iil, twenty six (thl. twenty
seven ca. in block four 90; and lots eight %.
nine 49,, ten 40. eleven liD. Twelve ~, thir
teen usl, fourteen lliI, ffteen u5l, tweEty- -four
seven t2ll. twpnty-eight tgsl. twenty-nina CZBi
thirty (3ll in block five cd. and lots one az.
two o. three 3d. four 90. fivs 80, six tdl. seven
lO eight tsl, nine ~. ton lOl eleven IN,
ua). In block eight 49,, Of said Dfiheld addition
TO the city Of Helena
Together with ~ and singular the tenements.
hered taments and appu-tenances thereuuto bo-
longing or IN anywi.e Appe-tAning.
Notice Is hereby given that on friday. tho 18th
day OF auuHrt. A. ID. 1881, a. the hour az A.
CT OK m Of sal day. at the front door OF tho
ontEna will sell all the right, title and in
tarest Of the said hAfles O. aDsch in ard "a
the eaid above described property to the highest
bidder for cash in hand
Given under my hand this. tie 18th day o.
~ CHAs. u. CURTIS. Sheriff.
~ ANDREW ,. ADJ, Deputy Sheriff.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-01

secured fno claim near y, Try,
IN the Cherokee strip and she inuee
ala her that n she GOT marrisd che Wou q
probably lose she claim. me ieughinkN
r.rlied mat abe would sooner have man
than a claim any day. and the &C. -emony
proceeded. II afterward came ont that the
eouple 6rst met on the day Of the stfip
o eninq. when be stopped 20 help Der drive
A coup 3 Of soouers on the claim sue hH9
staksd. He then vent on, hut beeaeso o.
tre aslav failed 20 get a claim, ana finally
returncd 10 claim the girl he lelt behind
him. After they had been married they -.
turned 10 Perrr, and the happy 3 eom -
one dled a contest on the claim taken ~
his b ids, 80 II the department does decide
that she cannot hold 10 he VIII SCI ~ "he
A vii etili be IA the family.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-01
FTHT' OF TTUITITII9 ID NIIII = I'D
-- county Of Lewis and Clarke.
+ real First tits on day OF Z ecenber IN tho
4 Jud. it. year % our Lord one Thousand
Court. tfeht huudrai and n nety- hraa.
~-r- JOHN BEAN. Clark
By JEss &. RICK lR. y spu5 iek
y. n. aud ). IA. Mclndre a torheys for plain

ALIAS SUMMONS - IN THE DISTRICT
Al oourt Of tho First Judicial district OF the
state 81 Montana, in and for the county OF 4 owls
and Clarke.
nuadalupo Galinlo. plaintiff. Jesus Ga
Undo. defendant
Tue state Of Montana sends greeting to the
above named defendant
You are hereby required 10 appear in an action
brought hgsins, you ~ the above named plain
uh n the distr court OF tho Fret iudcial
district % the state 81 Montana in AMI for the
county OF Lewis ami Clarke and 10 answer the
complaint filed TIE Gin. within ten days leNclu-
sse Of tho day q sorvicel after ths seryfe yol
OF this summons, n served within this county
Il served ont 81 this county, bot Sthia this dis
trict within twenty day; 9th r. ise within forty
day. or judgment BY defiant will - taken
against yOu according TO tho prayer Il "a com
Ilaint
The ssid action i brought 90 disrolvo the
bonds Of uairimouy horuioiuto and nov cHist-
ing between ulaiutiu and dsfsndHnt
And you are hereby notified, that II you iail TO
appear ana answer the said compliant. ~ above
required the said plaintiff will % u G. tha
court Tor tho reile; Il mAnded in nj a comp amt
q ven under ny hand ard the zeal - the Dis
trict Court Of the first Jud oial DisiFic
Of the tate Of MuntAna. Boz and
- fer tho uunfy OF Lows ADD
{ Eaal irst lhrke this 18th dey % lecem-
Z Jud. bist. hfr. IA the 1ear q our ord
Curt. ono thuussnd eight hundred
N ard nine y-fhres.
JOHN nfAN tltrE
~ y. J. CAsEuY. equity lefk
Iools " allace. aitornega Tor nlAinuu
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-01

CHERIFF's SALE -CHkRfES McCLURL
= trustee. ilaintih. ~ ose Pick. Viola lex
ftednan AMI O.In- oad & ay.or. a 8 ron con
sistinr u ,.eorse "A. Dlmsiead aud Chirles u.
nder and by virtue Of an order Of sale and
decree OF for closure and snie issued out OF tue
district court Of ITO ret lud csl District o. thi
ttate Of Montana In Rnd for ihs county ui Lows
ami lsrko. nn tie 18TH day ~ Decemb.r. A. -.
le33 an tho abIve entitled aciion, where IA
Z harl~f Mcclure, trustee. tbs above namol . nin-
til obtained a Judgment end decree % forc-
closure and sale against lose l-k. Niula llicEi
fdwin lick. Charles f. stelman. Carrin q.
eso .isiins Of George ~ tfrn@ioad md
hare- II. ayl r. dcfsndanis N no G dsy
OF ID -comber. ~. t-j3 Tor the sum o. SLblA8l
besidse interest costs aud attornsya feas. which
said decree vas. on tho 10Th daY 81 lecanber,
A. d. less recorded Ia Judgment book No. 81
said court az rage =. ! an eommandsi 70
cell All that certain To- pieces o. IArcsl ~ ltnd
situate lying ant holns IN tue eiy OF heiena.
county - evs and iafKe. state II Montana.
ana borndsi and described a. follows, TO Wit
loginniug at point on tho cas- aide ~ thau-
Ger rect hiiy I've lall feet nofth ~ ne .ontn-
nine ls o.. 81 tie oriHiual tuwnstie Of AT city.
aEd runnir thence north twef tr-tve c3i feet
thence eat ,evsntY-hvs as feet to n uoint in
the o. eide ~ an alley. runuiur north and
south q rulEl a p1rii u Of .aid bloc i've hun
dred amt tlirtg nine iaiF. Theme south tSenty-
hve (2J feet aicns the wet side OF saia alley 81
poin'. thence vest savsntT- hge 90 f'ei 20 q .
placeot ginning The sail lot. y o q o., a..
one ID and two D. la fad block Eve hundred
and thrty-nine $3.50. ~ SAL Original fuWnslie
aocord NJ 90 tho official plet 81 ssti toWnsiie
nov GA lie tho uficO ~ the court CLERK auu
reour or OF said county ~ evis ami flarke
Together with al and singular the ienemeuis.
hsfei tamcnfs aud O. pu-tensnret tlereuato BE-
louglug or ia nuYWifo aITo taIniug.
uhlic notice 4 hereby gwen ih1t on hufsday.
m 81 that GAY. q tho trent door ~ fro con
hnusn, Helena. iewl- and tlArka cuunty. Mon
tana. I will. a. obedience 20 said ordsr ~ "a
ard decree Of for closure ard sale cell the alofo
described properly. or much thereof a. may
b. Necessary 90 safisfT faid Judgment win In
for cash In hand
Given under ny hand Ibis 20h day % Decem.
b.r A. u itfl
tHAHLEs D CURTIS. sheriff
IyFHHD a. HOsA 4 ndor ttoun
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-01

NOIlt D or PROBATE or fN'THE
~ district court ~ The First Judicial district
II Lows AMI ,lsrEe.
ln ne matter Of tho estata Of John oulnn.
Pursuant 20 Al order a said court rnada on
fhe -tfh dag ~ uccember. IsgL notica l. hereby
wen. tl.at Monday, the .th oar ~ Jahuary. 1891
hi lN CLOCK g. m. n said day AZ tla caurt room
"I t1l4 court - The court house ln the cuunty
= esls and clarke hAs besn appofntsi =.
~ tuH nuI place flr pro- M fhe all u sall
john Quinn. urteased. and FOR hasrfnR fh.
trpAcn. l.n % talhafina Quinn Tor che issnancs
fu Dog Of letters - administrafisn WITH The viii
htAHts4, when sni whore anr psrsuu intarest d
may appear and Cnufe q the saIns
Dated Dee e, l-lI
nm o.. JOHN BEAS, Clork.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-01
ROLL THE BALLS !
Osiy Bowling Alley IN the city l. Good

Osiy Bowling Alley IN the city l. a Good
one
Rare sport aud hsalthful exercise com
bined in rolling ten-pins. For gentlemen
whose business does not require much phT-
sieal eIe'tion there is no recreation squsl
10 bowling. II IS delightful sport rlayed
indoors, and can be regulated TO suit ons's
nood-played last and hard OF With DELHI
Grafton. II brings all the usoles into play
and Is a tonio TO- the entire body.
The only bowling alley 10 the city Is a
the Worlds Far beer garden corner Main
aud Wall street.. y. g. Frederick, proprie-
to-. The popularity Of the nlley 10 rapidly
q owing. In the beer garden. up STARE
one can enjoy q refreshing glass get =
good cigar, aud enjoy excellent music BY .
me orchestra. The best Of order always
prevails.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-01

NOTfCF.-TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
Az the First National bank Of Helena Nont. .
The regular annual meeting 81 the okholdefs
- the lint National bank OF helens. Mont. d,
Tor tho election 81 directors 10 servo Tor the en-
suing year, Will he held Al its banking house On
tie second Tuesday. to-wiG q he 9th day OF Jan.
uarl. 1884,, between the hours Of 40 A. m aud
- " - 4. W KNIGHT. Cashier.
Helena, Mont. Dec q 1874