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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-08-25
CANTON ACADEMY!
2 T. .srs-. CoHDUCTET by
Mr.. AND MRS. ". H. H. AVERY
AIM.

AIM.
IT Is PROPOSED. TO ADMIT
Ito this School, pupils OF both sexes, and
OF different grades and ages; to prepare
pupils for college; to give instruction in
any of the higher branches OF Mathe-
mRticS or the Sciences in short, to es-
tabIish school which shall challenge
competition, and the confidence and pat.
ronRge of the citizens of Canton, especi-
ally those whO desire to retain their chill
dren at home, and, at the same time,
give them the advantage OF a school,
such as are not afforded by the Public
Schools. -. --'-- .
:. TERMS. ..- .-s
The school year will consist of FORTY
weeks, diYided into three terms, The
Fall Term will open Monday. Sept. 9Th"
1863, and continue sixteen Weeks-WinI
ter Term, Monday, January Sd, 1870 and
continue twelve Weeks-Spring Term,
Monday, April 4th, and continue twelve
weeks. - t------ ----.- s'.fi.-- -
-a- TUITION. a.
Fifty dollars per year for each pupil
Will be charged for tuition, at the rate
oftwenty dollars for the first term, and
hftsen dollars for the second and third
terms; respectively. Tuition will be re-
quired invariably in advance.
... PLACE @
The Academy will be held in SHxton's
BlockS east side of Market street, four
doors south OF the StaRk County Bank,
The rooms will be fitted up in q style
suited to the wants and convenience of
such school, -
Believing that Canton, and the coun-
try around needs and can support such
school as is above proposed, the pat
ronage and support of all friends Of edu-
cation Is earnestly solicited.
- REFERENCES
DR.. z. ]. Geiger; Isaac Harter,
Col. E. Ball, David collars.
John Tonner, M. L. Ballard.
Rev. s. German, John F. Reynolds,
Jas. A. Saxton.
Further information can be had OF ell
ther Of the above named persons, or Of
the Principal. , @ 5'.t. . "-- fii!t'
l. -H.I = w. H. II. AVERY,
auR25wS. - = :
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CONNECTIONS.
At Kansas City, with Kansas Union Pa.
cifc Railway, for Lawrence, Ottawa,
Topeka, TT. Riley, Junction, City, Ft.
Hays, Sheridan, etc. ..
Arkansas City, with Kansas City, Fort
Scott Sc Gulf Railroad, for Fort Scott.
Cherokee Neutral Lands, Baxter Springs'
Fort Gibson, Galveston, etc., ~ !
All St Joseph, direct to Atchison,; Weston
and LeaYenwprth. -.t fs- -Trt
At st. Joseph, with st. Joseph 6 Council
= Bluffs Railroad, all rail, from St. Joseph
NEBR ASKA CITY, COUNCIL BLUFFS
AND OMAHA. 80
At Omaha, with Nebraska Union Pacific
Railroad, for Fort Kearney, Julesburg,
Cheyenne, Laramie, Benton, etc. ~
At Council Bluffs, for Sioux City, all rail
~By this Line Passengers have
choice of Overland Routes, either via
Smoky Hill or Platte Routes to Denver
Central City, Salt Lake, Sacramento
Regions, - =
Daily overland coaches. via SMOKY
Hill Route, leave Sheridan lend of TT
z. r. r., for Santa Fe and New Mexico'
Through Tickets for sale at all Ticket OF.
fees. ....-..-.-
Cen, = $E2aE Tis2s5 1st. 9 ". dsa: d@EARi sRpt.
augIP69. .a-I --
80 :rus-ri.E l---s .a'..I ,.y-.'I r g-i !
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The TAllapoOsa costs only one
thousand dollars per day, and was
ordered home from Cuba, where it
was wanted, to carry the President
and BOrie to Long Branch.
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CPECIALl TEACHERS EX XAkT-Y
- 4IEATIONS.s There will be slSeeial I
Examinations Of Teachers held at AIiI-. Z
anee, on Saturday. March 18th, and at
Aassillon on Saturd9Yt April, lOth. The
regular examination at Canton on The
last Saturday of'each month. BY ordSr
Of stark Co, Board Of Examinerl, = !
0ATS7 ~ DANb W0RLEY, GEEK,
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SOMEBODY has been hunting up
our rulers and finds that they are
scattered, as follows: o.. a .-'
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l57 Lot AZ, Keith q shetts I'd add zoo
l158 log acres miles n W from Cam
ton, two story brick house, &c.
very easy payments. = IA SHt'- 9654
160 Two story brick business stand 7 Z
Snd dwelling On Y LuscAraWas ST.
between cherry and Walnut sta. bal
canton, complete property, 10000
162 II story frame S. Poplar st, z
z rooms, barn, well, 6cs p q Z 4.OOO
Also = large variety Of western
lands and improved farms. -
RUrlJo charUa- f,r nhnvrfngt r,rnrusrtv
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We have before us, In the Sunday
Commercial. 5rIef reports OF the
speeches made at the meeting in
Cincinnati on last Saturday evening,
to ratify the nomination of Hon
GEORG E H. PENDLETON for Cover
nor. The meeting was presided over
by Hon. GEORGE E.-PUGH, who, on
taking the chair, made brief address
dwelling principally y upon the oner-
o3s and oppressive taxation inflicted
upon the people by the party in
power. In the course of his remarks,
ne thus spoke of.
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SUMMONS.

TN Tue DISTRICT COURT or the SECOND
l. Judicial District Of the Territory Of Montana In
.s:i f.. the county II Deer Lodge Conrad Kohre
William schoneld defendants The people Of the
Territory # Montana send greeting to G. w Morley,
George lsoG and William schotcld, defendants:
You are hereby required to appear in an action
the District court Of the second Judicial Dstric; Of
the Territory VI Montana, In ard for the county OF
Deer Lodge, and TO answer the complaint filed therein
within ten days Exclusive Ut the day OF servicej
served within this county Or II served ont u this
county, but In this district within twenty days 9TH.
eTwe, within fOity daysOr Judgment by default viii
b. taken against you according to the prayer Of said
The said action is brought to recover Of you the sum
Of 324A alleged 70 be due plaintiff. follows, to wit:
1st-The sum OF $40 on certain promi-ory note for
BE to Conrad Kohrs Co. on or before the iat dsy Of
May. 1919, which note has been properly assigned to
plaintiff for valuable confederation; 2d-Tnc cum Of
4l7v on certain promisory note for the said sum,
Krousc order, Or before June l. lisa which note
has been duly assigned to plaintiff for valuable CON
alteration Sd-The sum Of S9:,5 balance on account
for beef sold and delivered to you at Silver Bow. Deer
Jane 5th, 1S6o BY Philip Poercher which said &c.
count has been duly assigned to plaintiff for valuable
condensation also. for interest due said sums uE
any part thereof and for costs. =. y =
And you hereby notified that you fail to appsa,
and anawer tho said complaint a. above required the
said plaintiffs win take judgment against you for tie
aid sum Of S1.3aS, with interest and costs.
Of the Second Judicial District Of ne TERRITORY Of
Montana in and for the said eounty Of Deer Ledge,
this 18th day Of September In the year OF ouI Lord
tAossand eight hundred and sixy.nne.
-, Of {. on oBANNoN, c,srk.
SHARP 1 NAProN, rlaintirs Attosney, ls-a
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A number Of these animals were killed
subsequent to the FAIR, and the display OF
good meat has not been equalled since the
Sand Greek affair. Three steess-two year
o!ds and one 3 year old-weighc'' $3.50
gross. and dressed, $3.50 pounds. This is
fraction over GO pounds net to the 100 gross,
and they were all grazed cattle not having
been fed mouthful Of grain. In the States
IS pounds net to 00rounds gross, grain tfd
cattle, is considered good. Considering that
the grass here is almost crispcd Ivy tho drouth
this season, We think this pretty hard to
beat. Con. has only few cattle now. his
herds having run down below 1000. lie
can't have cattle on a thousand hills !" Ut
that rate
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The Deer Lodge Coal Niucs.-Wc q,

The Deer Lodge Coal Nincs.-Wc arc
glad to know that Morgan & Embody's coal
mine, four miles cast Of the French wonan's
on the Mullan road. is opening up well. l,
was discovered July 10th, and is a: present
developed some g feet, with 40 feet vein
exposed, and about IS tons of coal ont.
With the facilities it offers for mining. coal
enough to supply all the Territory can be
taken out of one shaft, and the he'd. TO all
appearances. is incxhaustiblc. We heard it
rumorcd At Blackfoot that it did not work
well for blacksmithing purposes, but load
OF two tons brought to Phil Kills black
smith shop in Deer Lodge Oh Wednesday,
has been thoroughly tried, and $40" says
it is as good blacksmithing coal AS he wants
Coal will never be shipped again from
Omaha to Montana in 100 pound sacks at 10
or IL cents per pound freight. Morgan &
EMbody arc now delivering it in Helena ut
$25 TO $50 per ton, and we presume will de-
liver here rs low. The bed is in this county
and on this side Of the mountains, but the
distance to Helena is not quite 50 great
rs to Deer Lodge. They will take out
80 to 200 tons more this fall. when pump
ing machinery will be put in and the mines
prepared for systematic mining next season.
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Acc:dcnt.-OA last Saturday Mr.. jacob
lIiscr. while employed in driving the thrcsh'
ing machine of Kohrs s. Co., . mile or "a
from Deer Lodge, was accidentally thrown
into the power wheels, which caught his
right leg and crushed it fcarfulIy between
the cogs. Tie bone is crushed for somc eight
inches above the knee, making what In med.
ical parlancc is u compound, comminuted
fracture. lie is now in the Deer Lodge Hos.
pital under care of DR.. A. II. Mitch.ll. and
is doing well rs possible. The excrtion is
making to save the limb, but il seems scarce
possible. Dr.. NJ, deserves credit for, the Ct.
forts he makes to prevent amputasion Of limbs
wherever il can he done. On Wednesday
We saw Leopold, the German from Diamond,
who was wounded in the knee some weeks
at Jefferson gulch. 1t seemed at first that
Smputstion alone could save him, but tho
indications arc now that it will he saved and
he retain good usc of it. The glory of sur.
gerry Is in saving, not saving. We trust
both these poor fellows may happily realize
it, ~ D. 2 -."gf:.
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At It Agsis.-Ar cfornsd printsr il 4 nov.
city. Once linked, forever daubed, il the
brief record of the craft The old illustra.
ton Of the moth and candle has its parallel
among the types To illustrate: There's
Frank Kenyon: he cut his teeth ona ''shoot.
ing stick" and type metal has been in hi,
blood ever since. lie recciveda nice bounty
from Uncle Sam and got his form locked up
In matrimonial chase, : year ago, % he
should have been satisded 1t most with new
editions instead of new works. But Frank
has 'ocatedin Santa Clara valley, California,
and sends US prospectus. stating TINT Ken
son 4 Knowltou would issue The 0dDs
Adooeate, October I'd. Fly It as high a
Gilroy's kite, Frank, and may genius cleo.
trity your plumbago till the cur.rcns il strong
- Niagara. ., o." + .a'''l@j 4"4Q
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Buffalo At the Door.-On yesterday. Mr.
Jas. McKain. while hunting in the noun
tains between Deer Lodge and Boulder, run
across u herd Of bison or mountain buffalo
and succeeded in shooting two One wa,
shot dead. the other got of in the timber Al
nightfall. Mr.. NJ came to Deer Lodge and
returned to-day. He will undoubtedly g.,
both Of them. Shooting buffalo within ten
miles of Deer Lodge is something unusual,
but the range of this herd in the 20 OF 90
miles square of timber in the Basin east Of
town has been we'll kn0wr..
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The "OLDEsT INIIABITANT," /" he who lives the
Longest and he that wosid live to attend the
INHABITANTS" funeral. can prolon% hi- life in no
surcr way than getting his cocktails At ROZWELL 4
LANES METROPOLITAN BILLIARD HALL, Main
street, Deer Lo ige City. .,7" ..'.5
FINEST TABLES, FINEST LIQUORS
and the
CHOICEST CIGARS.
always on hand at this popular saloon Drop in boys.
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WIN be Published. lit has been suggested
70 US by parties, not resident here, ttat II
would be desirable to hive the specifications
ior the Pcnitcntiary Building published.
1nerc is no provlsiou msis for their publ
cation and persons desiring to make bids
wou'o' OF course. vish to see the designs.
nu' q preliminary 70 that ana for general
Information, we have, after consulting with
OsnnlsnDaccllisca deuehaed I, !. ~,
. certified copy next week, Il being impos-
sib!e 70 obtain tk6IG.s Ef' 49, II =. 0'-'
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Shooti,v. Alfray.-I. Il. Maillct's saloo,

ShOotiw. Airay.-L. b. Maillct's saloon
At French gulcl,. was the scene Of shoot.
ing ARRAY on last Sunday evening. between
. and Q o'clock, which resulted in the
killing Of Mexican named Charley Car.
annie. The facts, rs We learn them from Mr..
Barry Of that camp, and by private letter,
are substantially rs follows: The Swamp
company" composed mostly of Mcxicans.
had made very successful weeks run from
their mines, having cleaned up about $500,
and had dropped into Maille;s saloon af.
ter supper to enjoy the evening in true
Mexican style. with nysand card playing.
Everything went on mcrrily for time.
when "Oid Slvanu." well known about the
camp as being pcaccablc and harmless when
sober. but quarrelsomc and abusive when
intoxicated, his tongue looscncd by frequent
p0tations, applied some harsh cpit!ct to the
man Ceramic, who was standing close 70
tho counter. Ceramic resented tho insult
by knocking the old man down, whcrcuron
one Lcopolao. a partner of slvano, rushed
toward Ceramic with m upliftel pistol as
though about to strike him. The pistol.
whether by accident or intent is not known.
was discharged. Caraynic also drew his six.
shootcr, and a terrific struggle between the
conbaitan,s cnsucd, each cndcavoring to
obtain possession Of his antagonists wcap-
on. Both were young and powerful men.
and the encounter was fierce one. Five shots
were fired during tho struggle, wacn not!
men fell to the h,or. L"op,llo jumped to
his fee: male his escape from the house, np-
parcn'ly but slightly Won ,d.d in the ar.A,
and has rot yet Thursday been arrested. On
examination il WAS found Cara.nic Ind re-
ccivctl one shot through tho bowels and .
second in the side just above the left hip
After much suffering. he died ~ - minutes
after O'Clock Monday cvcning-M hours
after receiving his wounds. At the com.
mcnccmcnt of the fracas tho house was ii lied
with customers. and 1t is singularly ifortu.
nate that none other than those engaged
we're injured. To the credit of French
Gulch bc il said this is the first. only, and
we hope, the last, shooting affmy in the
town.
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Premiums. Con. Kohrs & Co., who had.
We believe, the largest and best exhibition
of stock at the Territorial Fair, took the fol.
lowing premiums. Son" being . Deer
LOGGER, We have advanced sheets of the
>,ror,la.
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The Aelsne Theatre.- We had the pleas-
ure this week Of dropping into Langrishe's
handsome Theatre at Helena. 1t h large
enough, with On excellent stage, we'll ar.
ranged, tastefully finished, md 10 good
enough for Helena people. The company
is the best that has ever been In the noun
tains-all the Old members, and several new
ones. We were unfortunate enough 10 sec
Wait and Stray. and Foul Play,-unfortun.
ate, because they arc trashy, and the COM
panv 10 competent TO the standard dra n, aud
would not suffer by State theatre oompari.
sons. Miss Priccis, rs she plays now, ovefsted
by the Helena presA She has captured the
hearts Of all Helena, and the judgments sur
rendered Internationally. That il not 70
her benefit. Kindly, well-mesut criticism,
is heslthful; adulation bears no good fruits
Miss Price has talent, and considerable cul-
ture, but has much TO learn. If the Herald
and Gazette, and oil papers and people see
nothing but excellence in her rcnditions and
laud them 70 the skies, she must put her
judgment against al theirs or consider she
has reached perfection, and cease to study
save +" learn lines. We suggest here, that
her conversations in domestic drama are too
declamatory and tragic; that she frequently
commits the serious error of abs0lving her.
self of sufficient interest in, or identifies.
ton with. the other characters, the moment
her lines arc ended and any considerable
time is to intervene between that and her
next lines. This Is common fault, but a
bad one. Waldron, Martin, Brown, Shields,
Griffith, White, Mortimer, Paul, MIS- Fitz-
williams, ct a., have changed but little
Mrs. Waldron and Mrs. Shields have i'm
proved perccptibly, each having acquired
more animation, just conception of, and
Identification with. the characters represent
ed. Mr.. Richmond, new to the Montana
stage, and "heavy man" of the company,
did well, and it is said, has good line of
characters that he renders very cretlitably.
The "old man" of the company is new
man. We, forget his name. He is . fair
actor. Happy Jack LSngrisl,e, whose COM
edy acting is good for the soul. was, we arc
sorry to say, on tho broad of his hack in .
narrow bed, praying for speedy deliverance
from bunion, or some horrible thing on
his check. For all in all, Helena has good
Theatre, and company far above average.
We hope tie business. 50 far good. will pay
the manager TO keep it 10 its present status.
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The IBall supper.

Since the openin; Ut the kan-Ean Restaurant In
Helena. number Of elegant dinners have been given
there Ia tho entertainment Of distinguished guests
and many cosmopolitan has opened hr eyes In won,
der aud his mouth In esscrnc-s when sitting At that
board Bn At the supper given on the occasion Of the
Grand Ball during Fair week. the proprctors ccpsed
all previous co,ts In Montana. and took the First
Premium caterers The tables spread for $50
guests. with every luxury that could procure In
the monntsins. prepared with marvellous cookery,
dishcd with fastdious taste. and cmbcllishcd with
coufcon flowers. etc. to please the eye and crafty
the ts.tc. We acknowledge an invitation from the
propieors to put patent feathers under the table
that occasion, and regrets At helm. ahecnt arc
only asruaccd by the hope that Len and I'd will again
spread the banGu" board on similar OCCASION when
fifty miles Of mountain Is rot between palate and
the Epicurcan Paradise. In the meantime guests are
served with excellent fare. day and night, At the Kan
Kan
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WASTED-Dccr Lodge County Warrants. for
which cash will be paid Apply at 0iic: OF
New NORTu.WEsT.
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Grading the M,un(ain. The Mullan roal
over the main range, aud C!arx's hill 1T
Greenwood are tcrrors 10 travellers and
frcighters. The altitude of each 10 great,
and the asccnts fcarfully steep. A single
team canno, pun half = load up either. and
4 comparatively sh,ail expenditure with but
slight increase Of dist :ncc, would make q
good road At either place. We arc glad Mr..
Clark has seen it in this light. He has now
nearly finished graded road from his toll
gate to tho top Of the mountain. and in ten
days 1t will he opened u teams The grade
in no place exceeds 12 inches to tho rod.
This will enable good span of horses to
draw $500 or 1000 pounds over it without in.
jury. As soon rs this is completed the tina
surveys will be made and rial Of the same
grade located and built. to avoid the Mullan
rocket road over the main range. It, too,
will be built this fall. The route will either
bc up Greenhorn gulch. or the gulcl, at the
east base OF the mountain, bearing mile or
no TO the right. where through q very low
pass water Is now brought from the Atlantic
10 the Pacific slope, and Z EoSd road isessak
obtained. This will come out Mt Clarke's.
and there Is not . freighter In = hundred bu,
will pay the dollar toll over such ruad Ms Is
proposed, rather than lose half q day killing
stock up Mullan's stairs. Make it quickly
Is possible, Clark. to-. -~.,.,.-,- "-'
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Masonic. -Thcse session of the Grand Lodge
Of Masons. held IN Helena this week va,
fully attended every Lodge but one, We be.
lieve, being represented. Past Grand Mas.
ter Sanders, delivered an address very highly
spoken Of Ivy the Fraternity. At the cleo.
ton on Tuesday. N. P. Langford >xas elected
Grand Master for tho ensuing year, on the
eleventh ballot. He is jealous Mason, and
will work faithfully for the good of the
Order. The application of Deer Lodge 70,
. charter had not been finally acted upon 1t
last advices, but the action would probably
be favorable; if not. solely through the in
formaliiics Of the application.
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SUMMONS.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT Of the Second Judicial
District Of the Territory Of Montana In and for the
county Of Deer Lodge
George Plasted and William Nowlan, PLAINTIFF.
against
Alexander Aiken, John b. Pie.son ard Jonas Slough
TILE PEOPLE OF THE TEEEroRY OF MONTANA,
Send greeting to Alexander Aiken, John D. Pier.
son and Jonas Slough, defendants:
I brought against You By tho above ns@sd plain
is In the District Court Of the Second judicial Dis.
trict Of the Territory of Montana In and for the county
therein within ten days Exclusive Vi the day Vi Scr
viccl after the service on you Of this summons-if
served within this county or, if served ont Of this
crwisc within forty days-or Judgment BY default win
be taken against you, according to the prayer Of sud
The said action is brought to recover the sum Of
named plaintiffs to be due from to them for Your
failure to comply with tho conditions Of certain con-
tered into tho 18th day Of October 1867 by which
eai' contact defendants coycnanted and agreed to
furnish and deliver to plaintiffs ten thousand tons VI
being situated IN Moose Creek Mining District Deer
Ledge county. Montana Territory. =
And you are hereby notify that II you fail to appear
ssi plaintiffs will apply to the court for TIE relief
demanded therein
GIVEN under my hand and the sea, Of tho Di.tric.
49, Court of the Second Judicial District OF the
!sx.1 Territory Of Montana, in and for the county
- Of Deer Lodge. this sO.h day OF September.
~- in the ysnr Ct our Lord one thousand eight
tsigned,j 80 ~ .. l. '06;BAxSoS, Clerk.
llndorscdl
District Cont. Second Judicial district. county Of
Der L%d rais, e. and No%n, plaintiffs against
Chlmascso Il Chadwick, and James II. Brown,
14-wS Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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sun Pearl Gnllery.-Thc Sun Pearl
Gallery adjoining New NORTHWEST onscc viii opeu
on Wednesday, OctoberS With the advantages al
superior instruments, lights and rooms. viii guasan
tee the finest Pictures -Anbrotypcs Photo .aphs and
Porcclan.-anl at reasonable prices. Call and sce
specimens. A. +. THRASHER,
Deer Lodge City. OFT. ]. ...e.- Photographer.
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. DIR. n. BOWIE'S
'7'"" DRUG STORE! s'' .'
: Sign Of the Zig Mortar"
Main Street, Door Lodge City.
Have just opescd in Deer Lodge CITY, on Main st..
corner ofC
New House, Now Goods
Consisting Of eunssd assortment d
DRUGS, MEDICINES, OILS, PAINTS,
Dye Stalta Patent Med cines, varnishes Dtushea
Pefumesy, Fancy Goods etc.
1au ats-- y .'~ts no. n. DOWIR
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NEW BARBER SHOP. next door to Scott House
shaving and Hair Cutting done In ast-ciass STYLE
Customer arc guaranteed smvosh easy .h,vc. Drop
10. r. SliAFER