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Wood, Iron and Brass turning,
JOHN ONEIL,, .lOf, Deer Lodge.

~ The Sewing Machine men--lcadng makers
agreed about year ago to give
the result has been " decrease their business one
third.
TO DEER LODGE DEALEKs.-Donnen& Co.,
Of Deer Lodge have added largely to their immense
stock of groceries within the past week, and are SCI
ling them ut Helena prices. Dealers need not longer
cross the range for goods. You can buy as cheap
here save timc travel and transpO tatOn, BY PATRON
izing the mammoth establishment OF Donnell l. Co.
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~ An Advertisement 10 not always valuable in
proportion to the space 1t occupies.
Great Western Sale Feed and Livery Stable, Ed
wards street. Helena. The first stable you come to on
arriving from Deer Lodge. Stock well attended and
terms reasonable. A call IL solicited
TT sILAs RICH, Proprietor.
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Ara e Tor ia" week g. >. Weather pleasant and
a2r..b.,, bat - dry tina, business OF all kinds Ian
pui-hr- and mau:; especially The crops ar suffer
in, ,.,,, Wat r for irr.aio on has failed This IL the
d....l -,,. ~ ,,rr known in Montana: the streams
er.r = 10 ANY all the past spring. and nearly all
.,y,, u is iur u,l,a tl.r usual winter stage u. y.
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Personal.-Nr Frank Worden, he of the
pioneer firm of Montana. and whose saluta-
tory will be found in another column. was
in town this week. He brought US hand
some subscription list from Missoula, and
has returned to that happy land of sweet
potatoes and fair damsels, that flourish on
the portals of Hell Gate.
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BONNER l. WEIGH,
DEER LODGE.

BONNER 4 WEIGH DEER LODGE
This house has just received a splendid assortment
Of goods. combining everything in general merchan-
dising which they viii sell ut the lowest rates ever
offered on this side the range Iu addition to the
large stock Of groceries, mining tools, dry goods and
clothing, they have 4 fine assortment Of gohlets.
glasses glass lamps elegant sstts OF Queen's ware,
Britannia ware, etc. Drop in--no trouble to show
goods. SN
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John Mccormick 4 Co.'S exclusive Commission
House, corner Of Broadway and Main streets. Helena
IL headquarters for Deer Lodge merchants. Selling
all goods down to lowest figures IN the market Mer-
chants are invited to call and examine goods and
prices before purchasing elsewhere. : Sit
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All XII nds Of Furniture made at
JOHN ONEILS. 4O4, Deer Lodge.

~ Do not fear to have . small advertisement by
the side Of competing one The big one cannot cat
It up
Perrons visiting Helena will ind the new Oriental
Lodging House, fitted up with good rooms and excel
lent bedding. Its location adjoining the "kan-kan,
the famous rcstanrant Of Helena, RENDERS 1t conven-
lent for travellers. Rooms bc had at reasonable
rates by the day or week
2I MRS. NELLY, Proprictrcss.
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Open Handed. Our neighbor, the xnde-
pendent, enlarged its columns last week,
adding materially to ito value, and added Mr..
Henry N. Mcclure to it. eo'ps editorial Mac
needs no introduction or commentator
1t our hands, but as pleasing writer hs has
no superior In the mountains, and, there
isn't bone in his body, but has the marrow
of good nature; and the muscle or good in.
tent. We expect a jolly, bloody old row
with our Woodworking, good looking CO.
tens over this county contest and over the
way. but we wont fire on the picket line, or
infringe on the rules OF civilized warfare. :
ii there ID any such thing. Good morning.
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SEND rOR THEN aEND FOR ,

7 SEND FOR THEN, SEND FOR THEN.
Eastern and Western Magazines. News and Illustrated
papers, received every mail. Orders from outside
camps for anything in this line will be promptly ale
no matter how small or large. Address
BRYANT'S NEWS DEPOT,
- Main street, Helena
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THE TERRITORXr

From the Republican, July Ga.
Rocky Thomas has returned 70 Virginia
aud runs the Clasby House.
Mr.. Lyman informs tile editor that Galh-
tin crops are looking splendid, and no grass.
hoppers disturb the happiness Of the Gala
tians.
Messrs. Conner and Potter, who areexpl0r-
ing the proposed new route to the railroad,
sia the Madison, write that the prospects are
good for getting road 80or 100 miles shorter
and with better grades, and more feed than
the present one. &.
Mr.. Appleton has purchased and will ope
rate the Herbert quartz mill in Sterling dis
trict.
From the Herald, July 9Th.
DR.. J. A. Nichols, dentist, has returned to
Helena.
Major Cullen says General Hancock will
recommend the building Of three new forts in
Montana Muscleshell. Fort Benton and
Diamond city; also. several new and impor-
tant Government roads. Fort Ellis will he
improved, Ind two more regiments OF caval-
~ and infantry be sent to the Territory.
Hclenians have discovered that newspa-
pcrs pasted on the floor and vanished make
good carpets. You remember what Prentice
said, about newspapers.
Bohln &, Aub pressed another $4,000
brick on Friday.
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Dry.-If an indistinct recollection serves
ari gut it was that opium frenzied gentleman
who manufactured the appropriate 'patro-
Ancient Mariner"-for our
Secretaries Of Navy. who complained.of
"Water. water, everywhere
Aud not drop to drink
Had Coeridge body and being, there and
now" he might not ''shcoI the albatross,"
but would certainly Init the mark" in
writing dole for water, the only element
that ever bucked against Pharoah, held the
per centayc on splits. and made clean run
on the bank 1t should be stated here. too,
that Pharoah, had nice thing ITO 90 in
on. but If he had been shrcwd he would have
staid out until the ''snsp was closed" But
to return to water. and we regret we DO 50
but scldon.-not belonging to the Turners-
the scarcity of it everywhere, except IN
cheap whiskcy. is u source of much evil.
With gold IN the ground by tons. claims
opcnctl, bitches constructed, and naught
save the scarcity of water preventing the
most rrospcrous season Montana ever knew,
there - MOI III pICscuS "nIcI CuOuSu " "OsN
one tenth of the opened ground. TO be
sure, it only dcfcrs the suspicious day. but
..dcf.rring" is bad business For two or
three days during the past week
The spirit VI rain
Come with it, slender ropes Of mist
And lowered Its silvciy buckets down
Into the vapory amethyst.
But the spirit too soon tired of this CON-
mcndable business The parched vegetation
throughout the valley was refreshed, and in
some of the gulchcs quite an addition to the
supply of water ensued; but real soaking,
second deluyc for week, with mud to the
eyes, and certain death by drowning in
every gutter, would be hailed as blessing
in every camp and store in Montana. We
still hope the scene of the floods, that are
destroying the homes and harvests towards
the rising sun, may he transferred to this
region, and the chances on resultant damage
| will be taken with enthusiastic gratitude.
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Episcopal Services.-A letter received BY
Nj. VIM. II. Caagettl from Bishop d. 8.
futile, announces that he will hold services
In Dear Lodge City, Sunday, August ~.
Bishop Tuttle i highly esteemed both =
minister and man, wherever he b known,
sndin no plaec. mors than here. Tbsre y BIT
ono regret IN regard y thjs appoInuneat-
the remoteoess Of To day. sst-
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Il Advertising has furnished me ae0mpesence'
Amos Lawrence.
SCOTT HOUSE, DEER LODGE CITY.
Board 90, per Week, IN Gold.
After Monday, July l2eh, the price Of hoard por
week at the above house will be reduced to $40 per
week In gold, and before. my best efforts will he
used 70 make the SCorr House, the hest Hotel In
Montana. Guests win ind 1t still the Hotel.
8. SCOTT. Proprietor.
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Accident-As Mr.. Henry Inkanp Of
lhilipshurg, was descending the range near
the "old Frcnchwoman's Ranch" on Mon.
day morning. the wagon, in which he was
riding, upset, and his right ANGLE was broken.
Drs. Harlow and Reins came out from Hell
ena. and have him under careful attendance.
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"a CorrectioH.-Thc item in last weeks Issue
stating that Judge Munson was holding
court >: Helena. was typographical crime.
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THE NrW NORTHWEST ALMANAC.
CIil,DnOLOu,ItAL.

tIIIDNUI.OVVN I'd.
.u5 - i.Hl Stony I'oiut taken by the American
Many,
.Iuly T.. IG';.-- Dutch aptir"d New York
JuIy T.. i,.t,-Tr Weekly "Gazctta" started
j j. T., I>as-"tIa-.h shopper Eci.p-c" at Helena.
iAiy -. N'is-Sitmrdr from Cold Creek " Boulder
ID" ltri IN th" Territory.
Ja'! q. lSGi-La-i Chance Guch discovered by John
tu"nn aud panty.
.Iuly - l~'SE H. rarty committed suicide AZ Helena
The data ct th, above is derived from the Montana
Stn-IirIl Almanac.
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lJll ED.
ROBERrS-At Hackfoot City. July 18th, 1869
Edwin Roberts, aged 10 years.
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~ my success Is owing to my liberality in adver-
Using. "-Bonncr.
DURING THE DRY SEASON." 1t still source Of
that there is place in Montana it does
not effect '.IRnlcArioN' goes on, and ''smilc'
cheerfuly at the product Of the BAR. This is at the
far famed '.kIYUs SALOON" No. 2 Wood Street,
Helena Pure Liquors and fine segars, aud others.
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ATTORNEYS.

49, ATTORNEYS. ss 1
JAMES II. BROWN. |
ATTORNEY At LAW.
COURT HOUSE SQUARE, go |
Deer ledge City, Montana.
Once with N. b. Harrison.
". r. SANDE RS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
OFFICE IN the wxirlArcu BUILDING
HELENA. MONTANA
ugly
LAWRENCE HEDGES,
A t or N . vs. tt aw,
Main street, Opposite National Bank.
HELxxA .. MONTANA
A. z. MATHEW. LOUIS McNuRrRr. |
MAYHEM & MeNURTRY,
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW, |
DEER LODGE CITY, MONTANA.
jye1y
v. II. cLAsErr, Wv. DIXON
CLAGEIT 4 DIXON,
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW.
Court House Square,
Lily DEER LODGE CITY, MONTANA.
M: II. HARRISON,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Once with James II. Brown. Court House Square,
DEER LODGE CITY, MONTANA.
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Physi johannesburg Dentists
II. CIT EPlN,
Iohysician and Surgeon.
DEER LODGE CITY, MONTANA
DENTISTRY. ."
Dr.J. A. Mich OILS, ID g n tist t.
CENTRAL OFFICE IN
wH1TLATCH BUILDING, HELENA.
All work warranted arstclsss, -
| Eli l.. And pronounced BY all who
have seen his work to be unexcelled
jyau IN the United States.
| bankers.
| ---
s. r. HAUsER, JSo. s. ATcHsoN,
| President. Cashier
First National Bank,
| Main Street, Helena, Montana.
DESIGNATED DEpos,rony OF THE UNITED STATES
jy6m
HCssEY, DAHLER & CO..,
BANKERS
And Dealers in Gold Dust, Coin and Exchange,
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah Territory: 'f-'
VIRGINIA and HELENA, Montana.
IL O Ii IN s. A uD,
| BANKERS,
HELENA, -. MONTANA.
Tcl.graphc Transfers and Drafts Sold al parts Of
the United States and Europe.
Highest Price Paid for Gold Dust and Bars.
jy9Gm
|
L. II. HERsHFIELD + BRO,
i BANKERS.
Main Street, adjoining Bentley's Block,
HELENA, MONTANA
Sight Drafts on all parts Of the United States
and Europe.
Dealers In Gold Dust, Coin, Currency,
) AND UNITED STATES sEcuRrTlEs
Collections made in all parts of the Territory and
rcmittances promptly forwarded.
A6SAYERs.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Il ASSAY OFFICE,
l. HELENA, MoSrASA.
AUsusrrs SrErrz, Assayer. jnaHm
ASSAY OFFICE !! ASSAY OFFICE!
Gulch Dust and Mil Retort melted into Bars, sccu
rately assayed and guaranteed to conform to the
U. 9. MINT STANDARD. tifAN
. Greenbacks Paid for Gold Dust
, / CHARLES KUMLEI.
BROADWAY, HELENA, NJ r. jy9tf
; Drugs and Medicines.
w cir s. Pope,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGISTS
, rfr Main, strees, Helena, Montana ..-
> MINING CHENICALs, gz 1921. srfe- Sea-
Il .m-.i.l PAINTS AND yARNIsHEa, Fng
| PERFUMERIEs, ETC
Il f=E,7#. sgNa@F
f Physicians' prescriptions
accurately filed with fresh, pure Drugs.
+ ~ Orders promptly flled and shippcd
= 2ajh'EIL. YSSER r, ~ tasa.@
: CITY DRUG STORE
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ruos. SrkAxo VIZ. II. RICHARDSON. |
9t1.ang & Richardson,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
TIN, COPPER, AND SHEET IRON WARE,
DEER LODGE CITY, MONTANA
Have ON hand and arriving the
Lareest stock ofGoods
ever brought to this portion Of Montana
SELLING AT HELENA PRICES.
Par.lor and Cook Stoves.
French Japarned and Pressed Ware,
California hydraulic .eozzles,
Galvanized Iron for Hydraulics.
All varieties Of Tin and Copper Ware.
JOB WORK PROMPTLY DONE TO ORDER AT
LOW RATES.
Orders and calls from Dealers Solicited.
We challenge competition
sTRAN0 l. RICHARDSON.
DEER LoDGE CITY, July l. 1869. lily
Hardware and Tin shop
F. b. MILLER.
Late Of the arm Of CLARK, coNRAD xlLLLER, Helena
HAS just opened in Deer Lodge City, Main Street.
III opposite the Scott llOuse, At
IL. w. Donnell's Old Stand.
NEW HOUSE AND NEW GOODS.
Consisting Of general assortment Of
Hare w are,
awel selected stock Of
GLASSWARE CROCKERY, T1NwARE, STOVES
Cutlery, and
Farming and aiming Implements,
for sale wholesale and retail At HELENA PRICES.
HThc Merchants Of Deer Lodge County are re
specially invited to call and examine facilities To-
doing general JObbng Business.
| Deer Lodge City, June Is, 1891 Ism
stage and Express Lines.
| G. G. IIU ~ IL f Y,
| ,s@l Half Daily
stage and ExpresS Line
| and Carrier Of the United States Mail
Helena to Blackfoot, Deer Lodge City
and al Western Camps.
Leave Helena alternate days at o'clock for
BLAcKFooT.
GOLD CREEK.
| DEARTowN,
| &o' SILVER BOW,
| CABLE CIT,
and oil intermediate pointa
Passengers a. Express Matte
Carried with regularity, dispatch, and at cheap rate.
B-on,cc at the Stable, Edwards Street, Helena. Il
s. 8. HUNTLEY, Agent
| Wells, Fargo &; Co.,
GENERAL EXPRESS FORWARDER
AND CARRIERS OF THE
IOVER RI A N d M A IL
ITALY STAGES to and from the terminus Of 4
~ Union Pacific Railroad and the Central Pac
Railroad of California
PAS s E n G E RS
| TIcKITED TO
Omaha 49,. arr"o5o,
| .....#, Salt Lake City,
Austin and
Virginia City, Nc
Sacramento, California;
| W'=5 . Boise City, Idaho;
| 3D.. .r and intermediate point
Stages will leave Helena for above points, Virgin
City, Bannack and Fort Benton, Montana on altcrna
days. The Company will run an
r# Overland Express
In connection with their Stage Lines and are prepsr
| to carry parcels Bank Notes. Bullion, Coin and 9th
Express matter to all parts Ut the wOild at rcduc
rates. e.
| Collections and Commissions promptly attended
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ Do not take down your sfgn IN dull times. Peo'
pie read newspapers all times Of the year.
TRAVIS NEW HORs e COLISEUM, MAIN STREET,
Helena sthc largest and most complete establishment
between Chicago and San Francisco 'Chcs" isalways
rim the Door, and under his supervision patrons arc
always Of courteous attention, and the best
or their stock at reasonable rates. 'Ssn Of the lion
HOrse."
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From the Gazette, July 10th.

From the Gazette, July IHh.
General Sully is shipping the Indian an
nuities by rail and will soon arrive in Mon
tanA
Barnes, Butler & Co. 'sditch in Washington
gulch is now complete, and carrying in
about so inches of water It has . capacity
Of 1900 inches, and cost $25, 600.
A party is making arrangements to visit
the Muscleshell country and have sbig hunt
soon.
GAM g. Klein ore in their new stone
building
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From the Herald, July 10th.

From the Herald, July 10th.
The rites of baptism and confirmation were
administered by Bishop futile on Sunday
last
Freight by mule train from Corinne is
seven cents per pound George Millcr's train
made the trip in twenty days travelling time
The Herald is mistaken about that being thu
shortest time made. Fred. Strongs train did
it inside nineteen.
The HeruM and Gazette have an interest
ing alteration about fire that didn't &C.
cur. What's the "mutter :"
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METEOROLOGICAL RECORD.

l.rIr, DE- 80 ,Um LONGITUDE lie > ~ m.
nLTirrpE 1910 feet
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The Opelousas courier., 1869-05-08
Upelousas, May LIST, 1859.
Public Sale. !.

Estat Of Tksrese Ritter, deceased.
DY vTrtne of In order Of the Hon. the
D Parrish Court in and for the Parish
Of SO, Landry, there will he sold ut pub
lic sa1e, to the last and highest bidder,
by the undersigned Administrator OF o
duly commissioned auctioneer, lat the
residence Of Gabriel Lyons, in Plaque
mine Brul6e, In this Parish, on
IAsrsday; Hay l8th, 1869,
the following described property, be-
longing TO the Estats of the late Th6rese
Ritter, deceased widow of William john
son, late Of said Parish, to wit:
Forty-fve head Of horned eatAe;
One branding iron
.ss @: Two small spinning wheels !;
$ s-<s% a. #% Three feather beds3
Two armoirs; .'S
One bedstead
Y Aud aundry other articles: .,.@
TERMS Cash. =. -.
GABRIEL LYONS,
= = Z >. Administrator.
! Nay lss, 1859.
The Opelousas courier., 1869-05-08
THE oPHLetJsAs COURIER

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