The Independent-Record from Helena, Montana • 3

DAILY INDHlENDHNT HELENA, TUESDAY, SEDTIC.MItRR 20, 1882. BRIEF ITEMS. Ijc jpntht I 0,0 00 Differed In Dreiulumi at the THIRTEENTH ANNUAL FAIR OF (umiiiodorewali'raa Boat, MONTANA MATTERS. Commodore Waters, turn is to put a boat on tlie upper Mm-ouri next season, is now ill Alice stock is quoted at $2. tin! East, lie wits Omaha the other day Hurry B.

Bea died at Hozcmnu lust Wed-and received tlie following notice front the nesiluy. Herald of Unit city: J. H. Waters, of Brhlgi-vdle, Gallutiu county, M. was in tlie city yesterday on liis way to Columbus, Ohio, to lie mart iori to an estimable young lady of that eit-.

Air. Waters is one of the leading meu of Alrvntana. lie haaHaken up a ranch of 0,400 acres, upon which tie has 8,000 cuttle and 1 horses. I Iis latest enterprise is a boat to run between Bridgcvillc and the fulls on the river, a distance of 300 miles. Benton, it will be remembered, lias always lieea the head of navigation on tlie owing to the falls at that point, and no boat has ever boon run on the river above Benton.

The steamboat that is being built in the East for Air. Waters and three partners will cost $50,000. It is 25 feet wide and 128 feet long and will curry 225 tons. It lias a steel bull, and has a ten inch to lliree-auil a half-iiieli jstroke, with compound engines. Tlie citizens of Helena will vote suitieient money to build a railroad or portage around the falls of which there arc twenty, from tea to twenty feet high to transfer freight and passengers from Benton.

The boat will be shipped to this tall, and will be put together and running on tlie 1st of May. It is considered a very profitable investment. Bridgcvillc is located at the junction of three rivers the Jefferson, Madison and Gallatin which form the Alissouri. The Union Pacific Oregon line unci the Utah Northern run to this point, and the Northern Pacific road runs within a mile and a half uf the town." Wicked Bozeman is soon to have another dunce house. There are (ioj pupils enrolled in the Butte public schools, Hutto pareuts are still afraid of the unsafe school building.

A deserter from the Fifth cavalry was captured at Bozeman last week. Mackinaw trips down the Alissouri seem to lie quite fashionable this fall. Pirn am lleutli 'leaves was given a citizens' benefit at Butte Saturday night. Bozeiran will vote again next Thursday on tlie special school tax question. II.

II. Clark says lie was not belli up by road agents on the Yellowstone as reported. Last w-eck Butte shipped bullion to tlie value of $18,828 48. and also $9,000 in gold dust. Every day hundreds of cattle are shipped out of Alontana by way of tlie Northern Pacific road.

New placer digging said t0 very rich, have been discovered in Norwegian gulch, Aladison enmity. Lieut. Partello, of Fort Ixcogli, won the $100 geld medal at the Fort Siiolling bhoot-ing tournament. A Mackinaw heavily loaded with goods for G. R.

Norriss trading post was sunk near Hocky Point last The Yanktonuais ary reported very quiet now, and it is believed no further depreda tions will he committed by them. French Pete attempted to beat a Allies City barber out of a shave, and a row ensued In xv litUi' Fete got his face badly cut. A young man named Berman was killed at Itoeky Canyon, near Bozeman, last Wednesday by being caved on in a railroad cut. WE WILL J. B.

Crow, of Horse Plains, has sold his band of 2,900 sheep to Lieutenant Douglas, of Miles City, aud is now driving them down there. It has been found necessary, on account of the recklessness of the prisoners confined in tho Aides City jail to post notices in the jail warning the prisoners that there is a severe penalty in the statute for destroying jail furniture or breaking out of jail. The prisoners tiiLh it t-elass ioke. At Aides City last week about forty head of cattle got out of tho stock yards through tlie carelessness off some of tlie guards leaving a gate unfastened. They were not missed until the following morning, when a diligcut search failed to find any, trace of them.

Tlie railroad company will have to btund tlie loss. NEXT SIXTY DAYS, OUll ENTIRE STOCK' OF YOUTHS, BOYS AND CHILDREN'S CDOTUINO AT ACTUAL COST OUR STORE ROOM BEINGJTOO SMALL ior THE LARGE STOCK OF GOODS WE CARRY, WE compelled to make a SACRIFICE IN OUR BOYS CLOTHING DEPARTMENT, IN ORDER to MAKE ROOM for our LARGE STOCK fortheCOMING FALL TRADE. 330JXFT TO TAKE ADVANTACE of the CREAT BARCAINS OFFERED. FRANKLIN, HUMBERT Co. OLD POST OFFICE BUILDING, STREET, HELENA.

MAIN Je3-daw OK HIK- Montana Agricultural, Mineral and Mechanical Association. TO HE llKl.lt AT HELENA, M. Sept. 28, 29, 30, Oct. 2, 3, 4, 1882 BOARD OF DIRECTORS FOR U2.

E. V. Knight, V. A. Chut small, I.

U. Churchill, Wilcox, tf. H. ITounms A. Itershlleld, li.

II. Tatum, Francis Pope, A. J. Davldsen. The of Directors, hj far as they are able, propose to make the coming Lxhihuion auractivw in overy particular, Hint to that und ttioy ask tlie co-operation aud boaity support of.

Un ptHApio, Competition for Premium! Solicited from all Parts of the Territory. l'Hntrice Frie, excrjit for Uursta entered for Sjei.J&l Tlie full-mini; Raelnff krusmnime will bo adtu-ml te hu far tut pnu-ileablu, uml lu tlie event of uuy rwes uol Illllns aceunliiin lo rule, ethers ill tie Hutisututixl: Knlncs for Trotting Ituce-s i-loso Suuirtiuy, SOU. Entries fur lUtnulug iUia-s ciusu the turli-lng beforu Uio rare: XIIIKSDAV, SFPTICmilCIt 28. AT 1:80 I. TrxvUlnif Raw; purse, ISO; fur two-yeur-olils; mile heats, two 111 three.

AT 8 1. lluee; imrso one mill- dusli. AT 3:30 p. TruUlng ltaec; purse, fur tliree-yeur-olils; mile heals, Iw til three. FRIDAY, SKFTL.TlUlilt 29.

SAW; btuidl- AT P. M. -Running Rare; purse, cap; half mile heats, two in three. AT P. Running Race- Derby Suikow; one and oue-half mile dash for thnayeur-ohls; entrance $'0 half forfeit; sddd by the Association; nominations elose July 1st, 1 At :30 P.

M. I rotting Race; punas $200; class; mile heats, two in throe. SATUIUAY, SKPTOIUKlt 30. AT 1:30 P. M.

-Running Race Stallion Stakes; a sweepstakes for stallions in the Territory, making the season of lrtMI; mile heats, two lu throe; entrance, p. $2.) added by the Asjoclutlou; entries clusc July 1st, ltfrt. AT 3 1. M.Runnint? llaee IMunoer Stakes; threo-ouarrer mile dash for two-year olds eutrance, half furieu; kidded by. pm Association; uomlii-alions cioM July 1st, AT 3:30 P.

M. Trotting Raw; purse, $400; fur stallions; mile heats, three in live. TI liSDA If, OCTOBKIl. 3. At P.

M. Running Race; purse, $150; 000 yard dash. At 3 P. M. Running Race; purse, handicap; tulle duh.

AT 3:30 1. Race, purse, $250; 2: 10 class; mile heats, three In five. MON DA OiTOULK 2. At 2 p. M.

-Running Ituce; purse, $150; handicap; half mile dash for twi- ear-olds. AT 3 P. M. -Running race; purse, $500; Inlle Ijeots, two in tline. AT 4 1.

M. Running Raee, purse, handicap: mile dunh for Uuee-ur-oltls. S3 AIKDNESDA OfTOHHlt 4. At 1:30 P. M.

-Running Race; purse, $2U; handicap; Lhrce-quuiler mile dash. AT P. M. -Trotting Rued purse $5)0; free fur all; mile heats, thru In five. At 4:30 Race; purse, $150; mile dash for beaten hoises.

For Pamphlets ami further Information, address the Secretary. FKANC1M POPE, S. II. HOI Secretary. Pisjdut.

SupJ-duwtd AUCTION SALE OK Young Thoroughbred TAL LIO TVS! A1 PAVNIi'S (OK HAL, Thursday, September 28. No, 1 Colt, 3 years old, by IleadllKht. 1st Ham hv Kentucky Chief. 2 by LundMr. 3 by Iron Duke.

4 by Joe (son of Buy Mepwenger.) 5 by 8hukfHHare. 6 by Napolton. by Wells Patwrnck. by Imp. Hu.zard.

14 by Fearnaught, Bay colt by Superior. 1st dam by Illinois Rainbow. No. 3. Buy colt, yearling, by Mumbrino Diamond.

Dam supposed to lie Morgan. No. Black colt, trv Diamond. Dam's jwdlgns unknown. No.

5. Black colt, yearling, hv Murfihrfrto Diamond IVdlgre of dam unknown. No. 6. Gray colt, yearling, hv Diamond.

Pedigree of dam unknown. No. Brown eolt, yearling, by Diamond. dlgre of dam unknown. No.

8. Bay eolt, ymrllng, by Favetto Jr. 1st dam by Mumbrino Wagoner. 2 by illluiiirt' Mumbrino (bief, Jr. 3 44 by law ning's Bay Messenger.

4 4 by (Juno. HAH VF IlltOS, Cl KTI8 A Bookkii, Auctioneers. (illlMI ii.ILL -AT ON Friday, Niglit, Sept, 2Uli. Conimlltee of ArrangeraieiilM. (has.

D. ('urtlK, Janus Sullivan, (ieo. K. Coiirud, M. A.

Meycimm IT. 'oiiinilUe of Keeeptlon. W. White, Herman Ulclitr. Floor C'oiiimUleo.

Fntnk S. Ijmg, K. M. OulklnK, Tims. M.

Fallen, J. Fay Turlcion; 'Door 4'oininlltee. CIjilh. Kralmlell, Kugene Meyi'r, Curtis. TICKETS, 3.00 MDHK' BY IIOMKR IiKWINS' (Jl'A DKI ILK BAND.

A cordial Invitation Is cxtemlcd tolbe Tmdlesand gentlefncn thnaiglHSit ifm Territory who c.ontempluU) the Fair. DRR8S PA RADK and TOUniLKJHT PIP HKMHlu.N an Thursday night of Fair weclf. sepl4-Jawtd SHORT HORN BULLS. Oiler lor Nale At the Spikane Itanch Fight Miles from Helena, 29 Heat if Short Hern Balls Bred In Kentucky from the meat approved families and nxrdid In tho Herd-Book. They are aged one aud two years.

They Will Re 8oll Cheap, und In Number lo Nutt Purchase r. Tim young folks are getting up a party for to morrow evening. It promises to lie a very pleasant one. opera house is now lighted by electricity. It is a great improvement on the old method.

Attention is called to tlie card of Kdgcr-ton A Carter, attorneys at law, in another column of tins morning's Iniii.I'KSIik.nt. Tlie following excerpt from the Minneapolis Tribdtte will lie news here: -The brother of Air. S. AV. Botkin, of this city, on Thursday last received the 'nomination of U.

8. Alarblial of Montana. The Helena Dramatic Metre, edited and published by Sam Alexander, made its appearance yesterday. It is a very neat little sheet. It is printed at tlie Independent ollice and will be issued daily during the fair.

Sands Bros, have two new advertisements in this issue of the Independent one a large and attractive display ltd. and the other a notice in the special column. Rend them. It will be to your interest to do so. Air.

Pierces Hume across Clore street, carrying the water into his reservoir, is no obstruction whatever to travel, as alleged in tin; Herald, hut is well bridged over and the road at that point is as good as at any oilier. Four eases of small-pox are reported in Alissoula county near Stevensville; Ferd Kennctl, cashier of Hie Alissoula National Bank, lias been taken down with varioloid; aud a prisoner iu the jail at Missoula is believed to be taking the disease. The Telephone Exchange at this place has recently placed instruments in Green-hood, Bolirn A Co.s, llolter Alorris Bros. Kcslcrs Saloon, (aud also in tho brewery), Davis Tatems foundry, Clarke, Conrad A Curtin's, and Ike Greeuhood's residence. Thxe are now 28 instruments connected with the CAChenge.

A revised list of subscribers will shortly be pubibhed. It is expected that the telephone line to Butte will-lie lu operatiou-within two. weeks. Hereafter the use of the telephone lines will be restricted to parties having instruments Sunday night two fellows, who were a little too much euthuseij by beer, had a bloody fight in the Gregory saloon, on Alain street. One of them got badly ham mered up and the other lost a good portion of his under lip, his opponent having taken a good large bite out of it.

Drs. Cole and Brown fixed him up as well as possible, and he iias evidently left town. The other uiHn lias also made himself scarce, hut Hie police are said to be looking for him, and if found lie will probably be arrested on tlie charge of assault and bitery. We are glad to learn that the pistol wound received by P. II.

AIcGuire at his railroad camp this side of Alullun tunnel Saturday night, is not of a dangerous char aeter. The bullet struck him iu tlie shoul der, aud, striking a hone, glanced up and passed out behind without breaking any bones. While it is necessarily painful, it is not likely to inconvenience him more than a few weeks. It appears that the shot was fired by one of two men who were fighting, uml was not intended for AIcGuire. The shooter lias leen arrested and is now in jail in this city.

Judge Wade made a riean sweep of the criminal docket at Radersburg last week, and Hie jail there is now empty. The following were convicted and sentenced to tlie penitentiary: Royal Towsley, 7 years -for horsestealing; George Donnelly, 0 years for horse stealing; John H. Crane, 5 years for horsestealing. John Dolan, who attempted to kill a man named Sweet tlie Park (southwest corner of Jefferson county) near Butte last Spring, was sent up for 9 years. Henry Edmonson, who shot a man named Shelton on Beaver creek two years ago, was discharged, no prosecuting witness appearing.

PERSONAL. Col. C. A. Broadwater i6 in the city.

J. AI. Bailey, of Deer Lodge, is town. Chus. Bynum, of Butte, is over attending the Fair.

T. C. Power lias returned from a trip to the Yellowstone country. Thos. AIcTague, Under Sheriff of Deer Lodge county, is in the city.

Yard. Cockrill and family, of Gallatin county, arrived in city last evening: lion. Martin Afaginuis returned Sun-lay evening from a visit to Fort Alitginnis, Sheriff Rader, of Meagher county, ur rived lirat evening from White Sulphur Springs, iu charge of Tom AleDouiild, an escaped inmate of the Deer Lodge Insane Asylum. J. II.

Hopkins, formerly of tlie Prickly Pear Valley, lias removed with his family to Deep Creek, in tlie vicinity of Ulidia, Meagher county, which will he bis postollice address in future. Richard Loekey returned Sunday night from atrip to Denver, where he took in tlie Exposition. Airs. Loekey and the children went to Le.avenwortTi, and will not return to Alontana until spring. Col.

J. J. Donnelly, of Benton, Speaker of tlie House of Reprsentative and member of tlie Territorial Apportionment hoard, arriv ed in Helena Sunday evening to attend Hie meeting of the Board. Airs. L.

11. AlcCulioh, accompanied Air. mother and aunt, arrived from Fort Assinahoinc yesterday. Air. AlcCulioh is post trader at Assiniiboiue.

He was heartily welcomed hack to his old Helena home, for few men in the mountains are more popular than "Lon" AlcCulioh, cr have more friends. Judge I). N. Searles, editor of the Button arrived last evening. Tipi Miner, under his nble management, 1ms rap- idly increased in circulation and is recognized as one of Hie brightest and ablest journals published in Alontana.

The Judge has many friends In the metropiis who will give him a cordial welcome. Our Ftre Watchman. I To the Editor of the Independent: IIei-ena, Sept. 24, 1882. In your issue of the 10th some in dividual, enshrouded by the signature of published a letter wherein were charges against me of neglecting to fulfilTmy duties.

The language used was hyperbolical and carried with it an air of excitability which rests so beaut ifully on jtu irresponsible man. I simply deny tlie accusations and challenge enquiry into tlie matter. Yodrs, respectfully, Fibe 1 Unparalleled Bargains Xo v.l 1ST ews. THOSE Itccrhinif (lie Dully IiidepfiuliiK in ill 1 1 1 1 ItitU III date to whirls they bate inid opposite llielr iinmcM, All NiihncriherM In arreara will obllue ua by ri in 1 1 remitting (lie amount dm. Thowe remitting luelve dollar In iHiictHuii lime the Dally Independent lor One lear.

Our eredlt rulu by mall reinaliiNaM heretofore, 1 .50 per moitlli SPECIAL NOTICES. Just received at M. a choice lot of Hams, 8piciil Roll aud Hrcakfast IJaeon. Also fine Holland Herring, White Frail, Dried lleef uml a large hliipnfent of Fancy Groceries. sepJOdlw Iuvltatlon to tlne and Liquor Dt-ulura.

Tlie undersigned extends a cordial invitation to the wine aud liquor dealers of IIcl-' cna, to meet him at the parlors of the Cosmopolitan Hotel tomorrow (Wednesday) evening, at 8 oclock, to sample the Eclipse Champagne ami other wines, of Arpad Ila-ruszthy A Co. AC Lit iiTicNsTJiiN, Manager. septlti 2t French Itrundloa. The fietion that French lirandy is distilled from French grapes is pretty thoroughly dispelled by the American Consul at Rochelle, who has made a tour of investigation through the wine regions of France for the purpose of enlightening his Government on this point, lie variety of grapes which once produced French hruudy are now idniosl inilo'cv" Tl wines have died out, aud hut very lew aie row to lie timud in the entire grape growing district. failure of the grape, however, has not led a failure of the French brandy crop, as might naturally be supposed.

That article is now distilled from pota toes ar.d lieets, or is made by doctoring cheap American lirakcy, winch is sent France in large quantities to he there traus5 formed. The tVh-nl warns Americans against this compound, and thinks it should be excluded from the i'nited States for sun itary reasons. Tlie proper tiling lor American tipplers to do. apparently, is to stick native liquors. There are no potatoes, beets, dr other Midi vegetables used in the distil lion of California lirandy, therefore it is tlie proper tiling to tie to.

San hattriseo Wine tttttl Tobacco Journal. sepJG li'-it As will lie seen from ins advertisement, M. Weinstein lias greatly-reduced tlie prices of suits, as Well as parts of suits. Air. V.

has been for some time established in Helena, and Ids customers have been unit orinly satislied, both with his work and his prices. Always up with tlie latest styles, he is prepared to supply tlie wants of the most fastidious in uny particular desired. Read Ins advertisement in amUlier column and give him a scpJO dibit Residents and visitors to our city are invited to visit our establishment to inspect the most elegant stock of Dry Goods and Carpets ever shown in the West. Jsanus linos. machinist Wanted.

We want a lirsl-elass lathe hand. bTKDMAN ec Hanks. sepSiltf Irs. Cole utid Brown. General Surgery ami Alcdicine.

Ollice Grand st. dcplD dlf Ladies t.olna to tlie Fair. Take notice, that during fair week Piatt AlcCumas, of Hie North Facilic stables, ill run carriages for the benefit of ladies id families, sbetween Helena and Floral all, at tlie Fair Grounds. Carriages will 11 in any part of tlie city. Orders must be it at the stables before noon of the day rriages are desired.

sep21 d7t At the new merchant tailoring establish-cut of II. Sheridan the citizens of Helena select Horn a largo stock of cloths and ssimeres of foreign and domestic make have stylish and durable clothing made. iu best of workmen, the best of trimmings neat lilting garments invariably. scptl-1 dtiin Blooms For Beat. suite of three unfurnished rooms near Helena Graded School are offered for t.

Inquire at this ollice. septtf-dtf For Sale. liree acres of land, residence and im Yemenis iu the Grand Avenue addition. well on tlie premises. Apply to men dim C.

Johnson. Situation Wanted. lady of much experience as sick nurse rs iier services to the ladies of Heleua. ns reasonable. Kuqbire at tlie Indk-iiknt ollice.

aug27-dtf RAILROAD MATTERS. Tlie Oregon Short Line lias been ollieially declared a part of the Utah Northern, and Supt. Thatcher has taken charge. Ed Dunn, an ex engineer on the Yellowstone division, 1ms taken a contract on tlie Rocky Alountain divisionmear Radcrslmrg. The headquarters of the master mechanic of the Yellowstone division of the Northern Pacific have been established at Billings.

East Thursday was pay day on Hie Utah ANorthern, An Ottawa dispatch states that E. A. C. Pew lias completed arrangementsand signed a contract with tlie is A Porky Alouu tain Railway Company to liuildli line from a point tlie Canadian Facility Railway, 100 miles west of Winnipeg, to the Roeky, mountains. Air.

Pew lias also purclpised a interest in the company. A meeting of citizens was held in Bozeman last Friday evening, with a view, it is understood, to offering tlie Northern Pacific inducements to locale its shops and round houses at that town. The Seim, in referring the matter, says; At tlie railroad meeting l.i-t night $28,000 was signed, Nelson Story, the banker, heading the list with $10,000. It is proposed to raie The purposes iu view will lie fully stated by us on Wednesday next. Another meeting was' to be held Saturday evening, The Bozemanltes evidently mean business.

The dailies of Butte arc engaged in calling each oilier pet nameg, viz: The morning Unite und the evening Smut Mill. DIHMNC FAIR WEEK! 11 SELL FOR THE THE i -a 0 (0 3 2 S3 a. (D (A HOUSES MiLMijr. Notice to Creditors. ESTATE OF WILLIAM MCLEAN, DECD, Notice Is hereby pdven by the underHlgned.

Kxocn-trlx of the estate of William MeLean, to the credit4rs of, and all Hrsotis having claims against the iid dm'iwert, to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers, within Uu months after the first publication this notice, to the said executrix at her residence Main street, Holona, M. T. Dated September lath, 1 3tW. MARIA McLEAN, Executrix of the estate of William McLean, docd. seplvdiw A AT John ITIauulre.

John Afaguire, the wanderim monologue artist, who hits visited Montana on his own hook every summer for years past, arrived in Helena Sunday evening, and will remain here two or three days. Ve have not yet learned lie tlier be Intends giving one of his popular cul'crtaiRSiaat here at this -it or not. It is honed that lie will. Ho is one of the few who win keep the attention of ail audience for two hours or more, unaided and alone. Air.

Maguire lias wandered all over the Rocky mountain country and the Pacific coast region time and ugain, giving entertainments wherever lie went, in either tlie largest cities or tlie smallest hamlets. Dan De()uill, of I lie Territorial Knterjuw, says that wherever the teamster forms his corral, here tlie soldier pitches his lent, where the miner sets up li is sluice, where the lumberman swings his ax, there John mounts the platform, and ilii Iris sketches draws tears of sympathy or calls fortli shouts of laughter. We are glad to learn that there is a possi hility of Air. Alagnire locating in Helena. If he should conclude to do so, it will lie ilia purpose tocoutrol theAhiutana Dramatic circuit, aud see that Aloulana in the future shall be provided with the best that Havels, in the theatrical line, lie owns tin interest in several yf tlie theatres of Oregon, and if the above arrangement should be consummated, will also supply tho country along tlie Northern Pac-ilie between lic-re ami Port land with theatricals.

C'oralle, I lie Adventures. Despite the rain, there was fair attendance at llieopera Louse last evening. Cor-alie is a drama which lias never before been pluyed here, and it is one which, with tlie lovers of emotional drama, is sure to he popular. But think that xvitli Afoiitiinu audiences something lighter and witli more spriglitliuess and fun iu it would take better. AVc don't mean by this that Cnralie is not full of interest.

It is a good play, Ami the Nellie IJoyd Company, to use a common expression, plays it for all there is in But it is the class to which it belongs that we feel disposed to criticise. Nellie Boyd's Cornlic" is a vivid portrayal. The character is ildlicult but is well sustained. Air. Kmery as Captnin Daniel son of Ceralie, also hasadifliult part.

The members of the company all carry out their characters creditably. To-night Leah, the Forsaken, an old favorite in Helena, is on the programme. Tbe ItoH-bud Iteportcd Wrecked. Tlie Benton Hirer lrm, of Friday, published tlie following: Last evon- ing a brief message was sent over the wires announcing that the Rosebud was sunk at Fort Bertimld, near Fort Stevenson, Dakota, hut no particulars whatever are given. The dispatch was not forwarded to nuv ono in particular, but was simply sent over tlie wires from one oierator to another.

Nothing additional lms been received, not even by Y. S. Wetzel, tlie ngcut of the Cmdson line. Tho Rosebud belonged to the above mentioned line, and ulthoughonc of the smallest boats on the river xvas one of the. best, doing good work from tbe beginning to the close of tlie season.

Paul Murphy was Iter captain and Kd Higbce tlie clerk, both excellent steamboat men. Where Summer Shadow Dance, A lady correspondent writes tbe Yellow stone Journal and wants to know if Hi I reporter is going where the summer shadows dunce? and gets the following reply: No, love, we jre not. We arc going to sit in the sky light of tlie Journal buildingaud howl for paste, a ml claw the exchange fiend, ami pray for the man who stole tlie shears, am! swear that the head chief wrote that obnoxious paragraph. That is our vo cation. Perhaps some oilier people will change tlieir sli.rt aud go, hut if tlie summer shadows" haAe any business xvilii us with us personally-they want to 'come right around to the ollice, darling) and sit beside us for awhile, when Hie orcnian aii nounees tlie column as short.

Courtesy or a Contemporary. The following is taken from the Mima-lian of the 23d inst. Tlie Helena one of the best papers in every re spect in the Territory, has taken in a new editor and partial proprietor in tlie person of Prof. fathcr-iu -law of Col. AVoplfolk, leading editor of tlie Independent.

The gentleman is accredited with being an educator of experience, familiar with mining, farming, and otln-r topics, and he is looked upon as a valuable acquisition to the Indhi-kndioS-t staff. Nlontana Lodge, No. I. O. F.

A reaulur mw-ilngof trie nliuve 1-Iv-pvill Is- li-ld tills (Tumlay) evening ut a In tl.lo iltu el j.Uil 8 llielr I x1k ruoin iu tbia city, at e'cloek. Sojourning brother are cordially jnvitd to attend. HliMKR JIEVVI.VS, N. ti. Maksksa SeerelHry.

Opening Day of Fair Poatponcd. Owing to the rain which set iu Sunday tin board of directors of tlie JFuir Association postponed tlie opening duy of the Thirteenth Annual Fair until the day after tomorrow (Thursday). The ruin 1ms been so heavy that the, track is in an unfit condition for racing and it will require ut least one or two days for it to dry. Aside from tlie weather everything indicates that this will be tlie best fair in all respects ever held in There is an immense crowd ul ready in town and the next day or two will doubtless see it doubled. All classes of exhibits promise to he large and fine, and the races, in point of number of fine racing animals, is far ahead of any previous fair.

If visitors will just camp und wait for fair weather they will be well repaid for the delay. Capital Lodge no. 2, A. O. U.

W. The ntfulur counuuniouUon of the u)mvh IkIjtu convetiDM ul tin odtl Fellow Hall uvury Monday even iiu? at 7 o'clock. By the order E. E. CONRAD, M.

W. T. JI. Ci.kwklu Recorder. Mings Opera House FAIR WEEK! Entire Change of Programme Each Evening.

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, Tlie Versatile Artlte, miss Nellie Boyd. Supported by the NELLIE BOYD DRAMATIC COMPANY. Will bo presented Auffiisltn Daly's gntat Jtoinautic and Historic Piny In live auls, entitled The FORSAKEN, Prices as usual. Jewelry slore. Reserved seat at Jesse Armituffc's E.

EDULUTON. i T. II. CARTER. EDGERTON CARTER, ATTORNEYS AT LAW.

33ROA.DWAY, MONTANA sep2ti-dlf he: Dr. THOS. ECKLESy HOMEOPATHIST. ((HAND IIFI.HNA, M. Jy2rt-daw(iin DR.

S. IRVINE STONE, Operativeand Mechanical DENTIST, Permanently hauited opHlte the Herald ofllex. MtOAUWAV, HELENA, T. THE PRIEST PASS ROAD. The und'-rslgiied lakes pleasure In Informlnir the public that the Priest Pa Ibwl aitfo? tlie liorky Mountains has been plaej-d In splendid condition.

'Hie grudt'H art all easy, the road solid and fret' from mud, and tlie toll reasonable. Heverul hours time can Is saved by travelers and freighters In eroHsing the range by taking this mad, while the scenery on the line Is as flue as an is found In the mountains. IUmetnber the Priest Pass Road. JeUdAwlf V. T.P1UR8T.

THE HOT SPRINGS. No On Hliould Fall to Try tlie Hot Springs. A Iter a Trial they Will Kpeak Tor Themselves Better to Pay Bath Bills than Doctors Bills An elegant bar, supplied with all kluds of summer drinks, connected with the baths. 1 7 HENRY HAUPT, jy2dtf During tlie past two weeks we have been receiving our Fall ami Winter Htaek, consisting of elegant styes of Mens', Youths, Hoys nnd Children's Suits in French uml English Worsteds and Cussimeres, of the most stylisli designs in pntlerns and make. We have the largest assortment ill overcoats to be found unywhere in the West, in Chinchilla, Scotch, Heaver, Wolf, Coon, HulTalo and others.

We would call special attention to our line of imported Underwear, Hosiery, Neck Wear and other novelties. The latest styles of lints just received; ulso, Seal and Heaver Caps. Special inducements are offered in nil and every Department. MAMMOTH CLOTHING OF Gdurs 4 Dissolution Notice. Th copartnership heretofore existing between Frank Oliver and Ferdinand Hamlin, doing business under the llrm and style of Oliver Hamlin, Is this day dissolved hv mutual consent.

Hamlin Pairing and Oliver to continue the business, assuming all the liahlHLh of the suld linn. HlKmed: i- FERDINAND HAMLIN, FRANK OLIVER. Gregory, M. Sept. 8, lSi.

epi3-i4w of ou Cull at the Wind Mill and seethe Stock. FRANK COLE. B.F. auglTdAwiim OrRini, 87 atop Pianos fbi.5u. Factory running day and outfit.

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