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DAREPA-ROsA ENGLISH OPERA
l. CARL ROSA, G. D. HESS CO.,
Proprietors and Directors.
~ y" TaExTRE FRXNCXis. Fourteenth stree.
Saturday, Sept Hrss performances In America Of Balfss
charming, romantic opera
which will produced with costumes entirely
scenery and the following powerful cast
Charts: w., M, g HAIL. John Til%Ss n, NJ ". "
appearance in Amsrics,; Colonel Wolf nr: 9: @. CAMP
BELL; Ephraim Fleetwood Mr.. DE SOFIA; Leyman: Mr.
Spgsott, Nr. HARRISON; Jessie, Miss STOCKTON. and
Mary Wolf,
NINE. PAREPAROSA.
c%Ie Of pRiUESprv..s Boxes; SD and ss Re-.
Seats in PArqnet And Dress Circle 81 90 Admission
81; Prosoonium Boxes @16; Gallery, SOC.
SEATS CAN BE SECURED
at the box ONCE of the French theatre, schmers music
store fl Broadway Theatre Ticket Once, liz Broad
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ITO THE AMERICAN PUBLIC
i Mr.. G. HERMANN. PressidigisateuY, profoundly
grateful for the very liberal patronage and ubcunded
plause bestowed upon his then entertainer By the
American people his former Waits 70 this county, and
anxious TO testify his thanks In marked and substantial
manner has expense OF many Of dollar.
times wherewh to his brief % commence
1t the Academy of Musc Sept lS The bewderng feats
and tricks he win present are entirely novel, unlike and
passing anything he anyone has before attempted
and will be performed without single piece OF furniture or
any pArAphernAlia Whatever.
Mr. Hermann has taxed his and invention 10 the ut
signify the high appreciation he chershes OF the
American peopie and 10 mako them all the return In HE
power their uniformly generous treatment Of him.
g. HERMANN.
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

NE 0ARMO's DANCING ACADEMY. 81 FIFTH AVE-
nue., will reopen Saturday Sept 10 1882 Separate
Martin, n. D., viii commence Monday, Sept a. Circulars
a WI. A. POND co.'s. H7 Broadway. and II the Acad-
emy.
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AMUsRMEN rs.
THE fAHMANY
THE TANMANY.

TIE rAHxAHx. TIE rAHAAxS
Thorough Of delightful varaisd Performance q
the Tammany Thousands Of fashionable ladies alGh&H -
Asndancs Unsnimously pronounced the most aSligkfo
syennks ever offered 10 the New Yoek public
a aAks4 S CURE h hAssT a aSss
THE WONDER OF MANKIND
THE AMPHIBIOUS MAN.
MAN EATING, DRINKING AND SMOKING
entirely immersed In water
DROWNING ABSOLUTELY SET AT DEFIANCE
LoaRENIA's INTERESTING EXHIBITION
IN the Grand theatre between the second and third u
QUEEN OF HEARTS.
SIX DISTINCT THEATRES at FIFTY CENTS TO ALI.
iAAhSSh iSfESsR pELIoHr OF RvERYBoDu.
,.u,,,r xARxa9vVEEE S OF HEARTS, ALICE HARRISON
PAULINE AA"A aAdaIE DESMOND ''o"
Nisses KELSEY, COMFORT, ROBINSON.
Mcssrs MESTAYER, C6RRAN, sHELDON, FREEMAN.
THE FAMOUS LAURIs,
The very celebrated European pantom,mniHs H. Syvc
The Beautiful Bslis.-sHELLS OF OCEAN
THE CHARMING GROTTO SCENE.
THE OLD WOMAN WHO LIVED IN SHOE. STEE
SON HOUSE AND GROUNDS, LONG RRANCH10iRIa
OF THE PERIOD. Ballet and CROQUEr GAMES, su'
gesy srs:;sd Rs.ss mighty Nth yshs%eRi sppssa:S
TEsQUE DANCE OF THE FOUR KNAvEs. CARNIVAL
OF SkATING-MOE AND GOODRICH:
JOLLY HARLEQuINADE BY THE LAURIS.
THE SYLvESTERs IN the DIvAN and SALON DE CON
CERT; PROF; ROBERTS MAGIC TABLEAUx 10 the
SALON DE MAGtQUE.
MATINEE ON SATURDAY,
at2PM,
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NEW CUTS, NOW Rp.nv
FOR THE FOLLOWING PLAYS
BLOW FOR BLOWING. lone sheet, four colora
Attorneys Once.
BLOW FOR BLOWING. 3-One sheet, four coiors
Drawing Room-Act I'LL
BLOW FOR BLOw.-No s-rhree sheet lettered bill, with
m0rtise ct top for Of theatre.
MAUDs PERlL.-Two sheet, two coors.
MARY WARNEE.-NQ LONG sheet, four colors.
Mary Warmers Arreh
NARY WARNER,-No. 2-One sheet, four oolors.
Street Sceue-Loudou.
NARY WARNRRLNo. 8-One sheet, four colorsL
Drawing Room Scene.
PLUTO (bureaque.-No 1.-Two sheet two c00rs; hgurc
with mortse At top for name Of theatre.
PLUTO.-No. 2-Two sheet, two colors.
PLUTO.-No. 8-Two Sheet two coors streamer.
PLUTO.-No. l-Oue sheet, two oolors ttls
PLUTO.-No. 5-Quxrter sheet, four colors
METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT,
Old Herald Building, W Nassau street.
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

IMPORTANT LECTURES TO GENTLEMEN ONLY, ON
Interesting invaluable and scieDtlnc subjects, showing
bow live whatwe live for delivered daily the
New York Mnseum of Anatomy. Those unable 70 attend
618 Broadway.
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w EXTRA ANNOUNCEMENT.
First and only
SOfON SINGLE MATINEE,
SATURDAY. September II, 1854
commencing Mt 2 r. NJ,
rendered by Mr.. JOHN f. OWENS and Mr.. LESTER
wALLACK . Tribute OF RESPECT
10 and aid Of the family of the late
JOSEPH u. HANLEY
atty Of
SOLON SINGLE.
The eminent Cornet Player,
kindly volunteered his and will execute his
FAMOUS MAUD WALTZ.
With other entertainments particulars OF which viii DO duly
announced.
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TINHEATHE COHIQUE
i White spencer .Lesssss and Propristors.

DOOTHS THEATRE.-AN IDLE RUMOR WAS INDUS
ID ousy crcu aed yesterday, the Exchange, 10 the
effect that Mr. James Fisk J Verge controlling In
statement has been put in circulation We take occasion
say, therefore, the best poSsibe authority, that
James Fisk IL way concerned 10 Booths theatre,
directly indirectly that he does hos
sixpence worth OF the property and Idle
to which have referred Is only Of tho
numberess expedens which the OF notoety
its most unfortunate vctms.-New York Tribune.
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w GRAND MATINEE PERFORMANCE,
ON SATURDAY, SEPT. IL, 1869.
rendered by
Mr.. JOHN E. OWENS and Mr.. LESTER WALLACK
~ Benefit to the wife and children Of the late
for which asion the eminent cornet player
Mr. j. LEVY.
has volunteered his valuable services also the charming
ZAvISTOWSKI SISTERS
(by permission Of Geo. Wood ESD
with the favorte Chef d'Orchestrc
Mr.. THOS. BAKER,
and the entire Dramatic Company and Musicians.
Tho great Owens specially Of
SOLON SINGLE.
Tne popular MAUD waltz on the Cornss BY LEVY, and
the amusing pr0tean peculiarly of
IN AND OUT OF PLACE,
BY the ZAvISTOWSkI SISTERS,
EMELINE AND ALICE.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
u Corner Of Twenty third street and Eighth .ysnSs -
LUCILLE WESTERN.
LUCILLE WESTERN.
TACT x,ours LUCILLE WESTERN. r..sr xraurs
Of tho Grand Spectacular Drama, the
SEA or ICE.
SEA or ICE.
SEA OF ICE.
CROWDED HOUSES, CROWDED HOUSES,
BEAUTIFUL RFFECrs,
STARTLING TABLEAUx
SATURDAY MATINEE ATa
MONDAY. Sept l3 reproduction OF Rardous greas Play,
(Fathorland.
DONNA DOLORES. ................L LUCILLE WESTERN
Boz sheet for Patrie now open.
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(rENTRAL PARK GARDEN,
~ Seventh avenue, between Fyeishth and Fifty ninth
THEODORE THOMAS
POPULAR GARDEN CONCERTS,
THE GREAT SUCCESS OF THE SEASON.
Mr.. j. LEVY
THEODORE THOMAS UNRIVALLED ORCHESTRA,
THIS ,TH RSDAi) EVENING, SEPT. ,, Are.
Overture, StrAdeiA" ........F lotow
Mans DebA'sen" .9unsl
Polka Maxurka, Arm In Arm" ............l s.r.u..
>. Polka, Gnomen" ............ ..........| e"~"ss
FanthHe, uritanl belln
8. Overture, Oberon'. Weber
Cavatna, "Robert to que Jaime" .Meyerbeer
MR.. ]. LEVY.
Waltz "Morgenblaotter' Strauss
g. Fantasie, "Massaniello'. Auber
TO- Overture, "Rose OF Erin Benedict
II. Polka, "LEvY-ATlAN"...::.... Levy
H. 0aop ''Thunder Storm sekat
ADMISSION THIRTY.FIVE CENTS.
PRIVATE BOXES. TWO DOLLARS EXTRA.
Can be obtained during the day at o. Schrners No. FOL
Broadway and nj Schuberth Co.'S, No. $40 Broadway.
TONY PASTORS OPERA H0 Sc, 20l BOwERY.
j THE GREAT DELEHANTY AND HENGLER
THE GREAT nFIEHANTY AND HEN0LER
In ten OF their original fp ltes
In ten OF tneIr original sptcia ties
OF SONG AND nkNCE TONIGHT.
THE MONSTER COMPANY OF THE DAY.
THE BEST PERFORMANCE OF THE DAY.
THE MOST DELIGHTED AU DIENCES OF THE DAY.
THE GREATEST SUCCESS OF THE DAY.
THE LEADING ARTISTS OF THE DAY.
SEE THE PROGRAMMES. D0CBLk COMPANY.
TONY PASTOR AND THE MAMMOTH STAR TROUPE
Matinees Wednesday and Saturday at ~ O'Clock.
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The Sound Of the hammer and saw still
continue to wake the echoes in every portion
of town from break Of day until shutdown,
and VIC believe there is not IN unemployed
carpenter in the city. Not less than twenty
new buildings under process of construc-
aion are being pushed forward to completion
a.s rapidly rs possible. The NEW Nonrn'
WEST building is receiving the finishing
touches Of brush and saw by Mr.. J. O'Neil's
force of mechanics, and will soon bc com
plctcd; the Sun Pearl Gallery Of Mr.. A. F.
'rhrasl,cr and the Office Of the Independent.
10th in the same building, arc about com
p'ctc; and Major Elwcll and force arc work
ing vigorously laying the foundation Of the
Masonic building Deer Lodge is building
up AS fast MS the facilities for getting lum'
Der will permit and We doubt If any other
camp in Montana Is in SO prosperous con-
'uition.
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SUMMONS.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SECOND
l. judicial District Of the Territory Of Montana, in
nnd fGf the county Of Deer Conrad
William S:honcld, defendants. The people Of. the
Territory Of Montana send greeting to G. W. Morley.
George Rot and William Schoncl.L defendants:
Yo1 arc hereby required to appear IN Nh action
the District court Of the Second judicial District Of
the Territory Of Montana In and for the county Of
Dcr Lodge and to answer the complaint hlcd therein
sfts' the service on You Of this .u%mcn.~i t
county but in THE district within twenty days e III:
erweg, within forty days-or Judgment BY defaul. vi
DC taken against you according to the prayer Of ssid
The aaid action Is brouzAt u recover Of you the ,.u
OF $12S alleged to he due plaintiff, follows to wit:
lst-The sum Of $40 on certain lrOmisory note fus
BIZ to COnrad Kohrs Co, before the 1t day Of
May. 16N, which note h,s been properly assigned to
plaintiff for valuable consideration; Al-Thc sum u
$l19 on certain promsory note for the said sum.
kronsc or ORDER on or before June L. 1a which nete
has been duly assigned TO plaintiff for valuable con,
alteration 3d-The sum Of &ssA balance ON account
for beef sold and delivered to you At silver Bow rr
June 5th, ls0a BY one Philip Pocrcher, which said &C.
count has been duly assigned plaintiff for valuable
consideration; ALSO for interest due said sumo "
any part thereof and for costs.
And you hereby notified that II you iaii to appear
and anewer the aad complaint, A. above required the
said plaintiffs viii take Judgment against you f0r the
saidsam Of 4l.S!a with interest and coVs.
Of the Second Judicial District Of the Territory Of
Montana, In and Tor the said county Vi Deer Lolse
this 18th day Of September In the year OF our ofd o.
thousand eight hundred and sixtypiae. :,
! q on oBANNoN, cs,rA
SHARP i NATION, Plaintiffs Attorneys. iau
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Livery. Lodge is fairly even. If not
ahead of most of her sister camps in oil
branches of business and trade, and the 60
al,cad-itivcncss of her merchants and busi-
ness men is noticeable. In the Livery line,
We are pleased to mention the firm OF Vail
ton & Co., Main street, whose beautiful Iron
Horse typically speaks of the ligbt-footcd
stcc,ls to bc found within their capAcious
stable, ready It moments notice for the
use of their customers. A good assortment
Of buggics and carriages, always clean and
in good order. arc also kept on hand. In
case any one should be waiting for the VA
gon," the boys can supply them. Parties
wanting stock kept or stable accommoda-
ton. will find ''IIcnry" and Ed" pleasant
gentlemen 10 deal with.
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Land Entriea.-Now tl,e surveys ore com
plctcd and those Of our settlers who have
not already done 30, will wish to comply
with tho requirements Of law necessary u
secure thor lsnds;under the Homestead s>d
Presumption acts, It may be to their advsn-
tagc to know that this can be done without
tho trouple and expense Of trip To Helenas
o. b. O'Bannon. Esq. late Register Of no
Land ONCE at Helena. and now Clerk of tho
District Court ut this place. Il fully peo.
vidsd with duplicatss~ sf -tswaehip plala,
abstracts of oil entries and filings upon lands
IN this county, and I'll necessasy blanks md
forms, and requests ~ ~ seaGe IN hs il
prepared to attend toany and II Land Oflcc
buslncsA He can be found u hb oll1e
' "S ~~Sss AAOosSs as#k -ssA.st4 s - ass1l
" AlsEys stock y Farness nas cs,a.a u -
En- NILLEnsl
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Montana Penitentiary.
Notlcc tn Contractors.

CEALED PROPOSALS. viii b received u the 49,
y o the Superintendent 0f construction " tho leo.
tans PenieeataD 4 Deer Lodge City, Montana TcsTi
tory. Until 6ocJock J. j. q Monday, N0ssmbss ~.
ises for building one wing Of the Aopsaua Psaite1
Proposal: xil b rece!ysa At The same tine T.. al
tho Stone Work, Brick Work, Carpenters Work lroU
Work, Plumbing. Painting and Ghxing TIN Work.
etc, required to erect one wing Of the said building,
The bids for the cFcction 1t the entire Wing mnr{ b
~ pe1a hand In the sum Ut forty then.
sand dollars that the bidder or bidders viii
acceW end perform tho contract awardeA 70 him Or
them the sucicncy Of the security b. certified T.
~ tho Clerk Of the Z. s. District CUMt ncareet where
the hdlde6 q bldd1ss reside. Hafzss = 5avr
The bids for "Stone WorI, !" Brick Work." etc, Il
% each accompanied By penal bond IN tho susa VI
ten thoasaud o1lla1 1910 O0O} conditioned and Sub
lert e approval the same 10 the bond for erection
Plans and dstalsd specifications Of the ,wok to b
seen at the 0oe Of the Superintendent Of COnst,uc
tios q Deos Ledge City Montana Torrinsy. Ill
The right = reserved to reject any all bids II -
decme4 70! sAs tnses0st d the Government. md al
ed: must b mads IN conformity with tho above con
l1sposes 10 b inc3seed In . ecalsd snyeere. N
dorsed Proposals. for building One Wing 1T the Mon
eanana PenissntiASv, o. PROPOSALS. To- 6ee Work."
.:Pyoposals fos CaTpcntssis W0k." 'IyPno-als lor
xsintine and Chasing Ias the case may Ael for Que
i ea.a AL NTcgEllx1.
DsrLeass csa y. !. os.oa~i !, SoC ':' ssSs
T. -
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Up Country Mining 'is0bout casscd up
in German and French gulcl'cs and I'd Silver
bow anu Butte. The cold snap fraze up
the tidiccs, and it is .io.,bttul II further
mining will he done this season. At SILVER
bow and Butte tho water had increased land
considerable money was being taksn "out.
At Highland. Professor Swallows millllssv-
.ing't:'.ishctl a run on Only Chance rock,
CLOSED down and on last .Fri.lsy discharged
NIL hands. The owners of tho Only Cllsncc
.tail the same Matters arc, tllcrcforci nstdsu
quo Al the base of Ned Mountain, and the
ihoys have gone hunting and! prolpccting Ivy
.s,OZens.
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New Boarding House. Mr.. T. B. Nc.
Kinstry, of the ''McKisstry House." Pho.
ncer, has lately purchased Of Judge 'Wilcs
the house and lot on ID street, formerly
known rs the Court House Exchange, and
Is fitting the building for boarding house
An addition 2Sx4' feet Is being erected, with
.l,arlor and dining,room sufficient to accom-
.modate fifty'to one hundred boardcrs. He
purposes having 1t ready for the reception
'of, guests about the 18th of November. The
'enviablc reputation of the McKinstry House
.nnder the'managcmen of Mr.. NJ, IL suiii-
'cicnt guarantee that the new enterprise will
meet thcsucccss it deserves.
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Pcrsonxl.-Mr Charles Carver and Ills
blooming bride were in town yesterday.
As will be seen by Marriages" in this issue,
Charley has bid fsrwell to the trials and
tribulations" Of bachcr!orhood. Charley did
tho handsome" for tho Butte boys on tho
occasion Of transition into Denetlictinc fclic-
ity, is looking finely, and advises Us to ''go
and do likewise" Haven't the courage,
Charlcs-waiting for Leap Year.
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Rssa 7kis-ws hkc pleasure ID saliipr

Rest Eve take pleasure ID Gaming
attention to tho advertisement Of Mr.. John
kinna, Hardware merchant of Helena, which
In this issue under head of New Advertise
mcnts." Mr.. K. Is ono of the most extern
sivc dealers and manufacturers of Stoves,
Tin and Hardware this side Of Chicago, and
in his new and splendid brick store on Main
street, opposite the Postoffice, Helena, has .
mammoth stock Of assorted goods, from =
carpet tack to heating furnace. He Is also
Agent for Buck 4 Wright's justly celebrated
peerless" and Brilliant cs,oking stoves,
which give general satiAfsction throughout
the country. The purchasing public will
find 1t to their advantage to examine his
goods before buying elsewhere.
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New Accessisns.-Ar. Al. Peacock, for.
mcrly engaged in the Livery business at
Blackfoot City, has removed his family to
Deer Lodge, built . fine residence, and will
make this his home. Mr. r. II an energetic bu-
sincss man and clever gentleman. Mr.. T.
b. hcKinstry and his estimablc family, will
also reside here during the winter, perhaps
permanently. intending to occupy their new
house on ID street when completed. To all
such We say welcome.
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Dcidicr Zeakh Burncr.-Wc scknowl-
edge the receipt Of ono these popular patent
burners with compliments of J. X Beidlc1,
brother Of the patcntce and Agent for the
introduction and sale of them In Montana.
Lamps provided with these burners require
no chimney, give brilliant light and are
rendered entirely safe from explosion by =
safety gas tube. We believe them to be IN
excellent improvement for burning kerosene
and advise our readers to give them = trial.
They can be procured of John kinna or
IN" at Helena.
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IN-'" GREAT RUSH ATEllEciAN-KAN."
This Is the report from Helena, by chose who have
just returned. il II nothing strasgc. for Ed" and
" Lea al their tables and custssicrs t. rcSction with
all the xsod ths.;s to be hss IN the aaasakct Wood
Atrcct, Helena.
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" OUR DEVIL says It's iust - natural for the
ilovcrs Of good liquors and cigars to patrouise the
:klYus SALOON, ~ It 10 for young WARMED people
Ito saythcy have "gaincd eeiA pespds,- after they
havc returned from their wedding tour. The Colonel
i. always "aitcnf''e" Go ~ - h'm-s Weed
street, Helena
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CharivaEis have Of Ate bssa ~ order Of
the day, or, rather night. Twice within the
past week have oar, citizens been reused
from peaceful saumber By tho discordsnt
clangor OF horns and bells. and pans and
kettles. Even loves young dreams, !" have
besn disturbed and bashful bridegrooms
hare bcen called lpon 70 m,ke spitsbls &C.
ksowlsd6neaat IN the dubisas eonpnassns
ofs dbcrdat scfenadA =. - s 80 I. 80
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NEW BARBER SHOP, next door to Scott House
Shaving and IAir Cutting done In drst-ciass style.
Customers arc guaranteed . smooth easy shave. DsOp
In. +. SIIAFER.
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N~noswc1l & Lane. Of the Metropolitan Billiard
saloon, Responsibility on hand the very finest b. sss
of cigars. wines aud liquors to be found In town.
"IIiE ONLY PLACE TO PLAY BILLIARDS on
first class tables IL ut the Metropolitan Billiard Saloon
Ut Boswell i Lane. Main strett, Deer Lodge. s@
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A shooting ahrsy occurred In Lincoln,
on Monday Last. between John Noble and
John Hughes, resulting In the wounding Of
the former In the thigh, seriously, but not
fatally. We are unable to learn Particular
about . woman, We believe.
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During Thursday evening = certain Jfue do
jo'js visited her Ts,t,ric neiyhbtrs on G
street and proceeded to ''put out" their
lights by putting In rocks Of various dimeu-
siona Being sunacieatly revenged, she left
them in peace and the windows in pieces.
The Night-wstchmcn were on special duty
In another portion Ut town, and fortunately
escaped uninjured.
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Slippery.-A slip of the pencil hast week
made us cut down the dimensions of our
new Skating Rink to 17Ox1oo feet. Tic
correct figures arc 290x24O feet. M. DIN
informs US that he turned the water In on
Tuesday, In anticipation Ut any little ecccn-
tricitics that "Jack Frost'' may choose to
indulge In. We look to sec much ''sliGin'"
this winter, as everybody and his wife arc
talking Rink"
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gVPrRE IMPORTED LIQUORS.-Ncssr. Lch-
man & Newman, Of "BouIdcr" Block, Helena, have
just received m importation direct OF pure Rhine
Wines aud othsz Liqnor. which they Offer It the cur
rcnt market rates.. We commend them ~ liberal deal
cr aud courteous gentlemen Purchasers will do well
to Gise thso ell asA b assured q fair dealing,
and advantageous tesns Sec their card under New
AdysstisemsrEA.~ +tF. ~sf- ! *s4>& @3@
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Painting and Chasing.
The subscriber having located In Deer Lodge, ID pre-
pared to do House Painting, Graning. Glazing and
Patent whitewsshing In worknasliks manner and Il
moderate prices. shop in rear Of Bowel I Lanes.
Orders let there promptly attended to.
Il J. L. TURNER.
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WASTED-Dcer Lodge County Warrants. for
which cash will be paid. Apply at of'ics Of
New NOnril. WEST
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- A dne assortment u Builder Hardware, At
F.R MlLLERS,
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Ruaaway.-On Thursday afternoon, the
team o( xr. Peterson of Peterson Creek,
while standing unhitchcd on G street, took
fright and dashed down G to d street at q
break neck gait, where they turned the cor.
ner, and, running tho gauntlet of houses
and fences in that portion of town, finally
brought up near the suburban residence Of
Dr.. Rumscy. The horses We believe were I'M.
injured, but the lumber wagon to which
they were attached was smashed into very
fine ''smitherecns." Tie them after this
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ltss..No aClovcr Leaves fium Prom.
issory Note Book" this week. 0reenback
Leaves from Treasury Note Book, how
ever, will - gladly accepted Yc- \.
An item appeared in the Alta, some two
weeks siace, to tho effect that . dwoman In
California In laughing dislocated hse jaw,
rendering her speeches. --,.-.=~E
Mr. Kenyon says the sales Of comic news
papers In Deer Lodge has doubled within
the past ten days ~>lpIs}
We have accounts from Missoula of the
appearance in.thst region Of ~ kaegss
Strenuous efforts have been made to in
duce our new Board Of County Commits
sioners to build suitable fucs In the Court
House, and do away withthc present mise.
rable and dangerous system Of stove-pipes.
Granville Stuart and Judge Dance ore in
favor of this, and it Is said the other COM
missioner Con K0hrs. (See it!)
+" A. Lavenberg 4 Co.. have the largest assost-
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~ Everything sold - cheap - the cheapest, At
r. b MlLLERS'.
The New NORTHWEST boys wish to
make due acknowledgment for favon &C.
ccived with compliments Of Capt Johns II
there's weakness in m old typos compo-
sition that s'Sam" isn't posted on, We arc
not awarcof it. ''Power influence !" "What
no, vassal bring hither the flowing bowl