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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-10-17

Porter HazeIton, a rpmlnet citizen ofp
Detroit, committed suicide, Saturday, at
the Michigan Exchange Hotel Of that city.
Cause Of tho act unknown.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-10-17

'DRIME NEW CROP NEwO
e LEANS MOLAsSEs.-l00 barrels Of he
above direct ltOm, Louisiana Plantations, now
arriving and for sale 6y ao,,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-10-17

-stephen Duncan, q well known citizen
Of Naples, Ills, was shot and instantly
killed in house Of Ill fame in that town,
Saturday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-10-17
Reports of French Successes Around
Paris COntFRdIcted. ,sas
NARRATIVES, Oct 10, v1ALoNp

The reports otFrench successes around
Paris are untrue. They are invented for
the purpose Of rekindllBg the Courage Of
tho people. Tho Prussi0ns hold exactly
tho same position they occupied on the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-10-17
New York Money and stock Market,
New York. oetoberib!
Bank statemelt unlavorable.


MoNGT-Market Gley at 4D6 per cent.
STEnLtNG-NOminalA at 1903 x 66103X X.y,s ili}t
GoLD-Opeued ut lI3K, aud closed steady At
t134. Borrowing rates per cent 70 hat .Elr-
Hytng rates ! per cent paid. CleAfanees $S7No0,-
100. Exports $472, ,9iQ: for the week s65l; ;33a
GOVERNMENT BUNDs-Firm and quiet. t
United status IS Of 1881, e0upUnS, Is. 1l3 D1t4X
Flve-tWentles C16G2l. ...,.,..,........ .ll3k6AIN
FiVe-tWentieR t1SGi) ~. .11Ik06IT1&
Five.twenties (loG5l. ,1lIXGal1a
FtvG.twentlGS (l8B5) new, ,.......,,..,l ,ll0k k0i10x
Five.tWentles (1S5 ............ 11Uk GplIQk
Five-twGnties (16g8). .1l0K G91ttk
Ten F0rtieS :. 1861 i06H
sTGTE BoSDs = Dull Missouri 81; Ts.
nessVes. old, %: now. cox vIrginIlS, new, d;
old, 63; North CarOllnas, old, AK; new, q.
STOcRs-FiFm, though generally quiet The
Western UnlUn was the great feature and iisotd
Western Union Telegraph, ak; AdGnS EK.
press. 671<;t Wells, Fargo b Co.. 80: American,
a8k; United States, 86; Pacific Mall, $50 New
York Genital, QSX; script, 8SH: Erie, 2a3f: Her.
lem, l3iH; Reading, l0l Y: Michigan Central, 1911;
Cleveland and Pittsburgh, lU6X; Northwestern,
SIX; preferred, SIX; Rock Island, 1i8; New
Jersey Central, l05; 81. Paul, 64X; preferred,
sax; Wabash, SIX; preferred, 20; TT: WRyHe,
preferred, ll4}{; ,ohlo y MissIssippI.i 3s)I;
cleveland, Columbus & Cincinnati, e0K; B1F.
lington and Quincy, lF0; Lake shore, 95; In.
diana Central, l88; Illinois Central, 1856.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-10-17

10Th Of September. Two small skir.
mishes between the outposts on Thursday
md Friday, are the only engagements
that have occurred during the week.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-10-17
How Paris Is Defended.
BRUssE1s, October IS.

Tho Paris correspondent oF the Inde.
psndsnes Belgo thinks Il possible Paris may
be saved. He describes tho mines and
nit falls, which he has been through.
Around the enciente great quantities of
heavy guns, stores and projectlles have
been accumulated; batteries ol mttralleus-
ers are sweeping every approach to the
city Ho refers to the cold wet weather,
witch must scatter disease among the be'
sicrcrs. a..s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-10-17

NLF THUV N3T lU " I8IlLlV
Commissioner IN ChanecFy Of SaId Court.
N. RICHARDSON AND JAMS r, RO08RS, Z
oeti0'M Solicitor for ComplainQntG.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-10-17

James II. Gullott and susan v. Gullett, Infants,
who saO BY John W. CunmIns, thOIr next
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-10-17
The English Mission.

The resignation Of Secretary Cox has
been accepted by the President.
The President has appointed q. Q. Ack-
ley, Collector OF Customs for the district
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-10-17

A correspondent Of tho London P5st,
writing from Paris, laughs at tho sham
heroism Of the people, loud talk without
deeds and without hope Of any drinking,
Dragging and Irivolity are universal. He
says the Government is as clustering,
weak and incompetent Us the people,
Amusements for Paris Coming.
The Prusslans say they will soon have
ritlcdl guns capable Of throwing 800 pound
shells live miles. A number OF these pom
dCrous projcctlles are on the waytrom the
Baltic. '.,.. s5 SLOGAN
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-04-29

On the 1ake.-On Tuesday last party If
a dozen or 20 young folks visited Irvine
Lake, on the occasion of the lasnch of .
stsunch, comnedious, good-going pleasure
boat, with the omnibus virtue of carrying oil
who can get in it. In the established and or.
thodox style, as the sharp Prov cut the blue
waters of the lake, fair dansel broke one.
twelfth Of a dozen bottles of Ualdcrman's
best champagne across the bowsprit, and in
the sparkling baptism christcncd tho vessel
IDA CLAGETr-a christening to which, with
best wishes for the boat and her whose
name it bears, tho goblets were quaffed right
chcerfully. The Lake was sounded, and the
greatest depth found was AZ feet. The cs.
timatcd average depth is about 20 feet. A
dwelling house has been erected on it's bank,
pier built for tho boat, and swing timbcrs
put up. In week or two more, when the
shrubbcry bri.htens, it will DC . beautiful
place; and already, with the ride, the row,
the contents Of wcll.storcd baskets. and
prc'd'sposition to have good time. the
party of last Tuesday found it a pleasant
place for days recreation, aad enjoyed it
accordingly.
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Pioneer Read. On mex. Monday Nsssrs.
J. s. Pemberton. p. Walton and Addison
Smith, of Deer Lodge, Will meet the Com!
missioners of Pixies Peak and Pioneer AMI
go over the rouse of: the proposed ps1d
with them. A number of firms and indi.
viduals have si.ni6cd theirinteatiQa to con.
tribute additional sums Tho party will
estimate the cost in surveying the route and
If enough means arc Subscribed. ~ it il be.
lievcd by that time there will b.. WORK will
commence. Mr.: Addison Smith contem-
plates building It If his propo.als NEE.
with favor. We haze heard tho desire
generally expressed that he s!,ou ll have tho
building Of the roal, believing lie will do it
we'll and quickly. We hope it will be
found proper to give him the contract. 1t
is time now that I'll, roal should b, u,l cr
progress, and completed ~ speedily rs pos
s;blc. The advantages Of i; will then I've fully
appreciated, and not until then. We bid
our Pioneer and Pixies Peak friends he Of
good cheer. We may he little slow over
here, but Dccr Lodge is with you sure and
earnestly for this mutual benefit. The
coaches will rumble through your streets
and the mails be delivered ut your doors in
May.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-04-29

Across Countrywide. Jack Eddy, we'll
known from his association with the mer.
camille house of Bonner 4 Welch. arrived
from wal's walla On the 25th, having been
:'e'en days on tho road. He reports 10 Or
~ pack trains Of COO or 700 packs, averag.
1ng 80 pounds, now en- route from Walla
Wsl'a to Cedar. They arc laden with zen.
eral merchandise. but bring no clothing.
The majority of them were In tho nsighbor.
hood Of Pen d'Oreilic lake on the l5,h-ten
days out from Cedar. lie reports only 90
or 80 men on tho road, except those with
the trains Heavy rains have fallen west Of
Inc Lake and the streams were very high
o" this sido they arc low. Horse Plains
an open valley Of some lao sqsars, miles.
forty miles from Cedsr-is being settled m
rapidly by ranchsncn. Il h Q inc stock
range. The grass h already eight ischcs
nigh. Walls Wslls and vicinity 10 settling
up rapidly. Tho town is improving
now population Of 1000 Or $500 ana al
the lands In radius Of 10 miles ore setsled
upon. Mr.. Eddy, with Mt. Ed. s,oue =
pa7"er, viii open . store se Louisevirs
shortly They are good. sctlys' bssiSa,
meo' oelosc g the aaclest. md hosor.ble
Iasssnl.y q ::Beys." lad Iavs - 49,.
1'sss''' WI visssA .,..rs 49,. ;, -
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Money Order Ofllce.-On and after Mon.
day May "a the Deer Lodge Post Office will
be Money Order Office. It 10 = safe, con.
venient, and economical system for the
transmission Of small sums Of money to
any Money Order Office in the country.
The system has Lccn 40 long in use as to
render unnecessary any detailed statement
Of the system. Parties d.sirin. to transmit
moneys, ply the amount to the r. n. who
fills the order and transmits it. The party
to whom it is sent is Paid the amount on
presentation Of the order. Accuracy should
bc observed in giving the name of the per.
son 10 whom it is payable. No single Or
der can exceed $50. Not more than three
orders CO, 20 from one person to another
certain person in ono day o: tho same +. y.
The charges arc ION orders not exceeding
$50. 10 cents; over $50 aad not cxcectiing
$50, 10 cents; over $50 and not exceeding
80, 20 cents: over SO and not exceeding
go, Is cents" The Money Order system
has become IN important branch orthe p. q.
Department, and ito advantages have given
it general favor.
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PROPOSALS FOR MATERIALS, ETC.
FOR MONTANA PENlTENTIARY.

Sealed proposals will be received by the
undersigned. Contractors for building the
Montana Penitentiary, at the Office of Clsg-
EFT = Dixon, IN Deer Lodge City, d. T., up
10 May lat, 1870, for furnishing materials
for said Penitentiary. a. follows
LIST. For two hundred thousand GOO, 900
hard burned bricks, Of COOL quality, 10 10
delivered on or before the LIST day Of July,
1870 fa r.. n..s. .as...ss ~
81. For fifty thousand (50,O00) feet of
good clear pine lumber, to be delivered ~
the work progresses and as required.
g M For one thousand q, O0O) bushels of
good lime, to BE- delivered ~ the work pro.
gresecs and Is required. ,.. a.. $685.
All the above to be delivered on the site
OF the Pcnitentiary in Deer Lodge City,
Montana Ty. Separate bids to be made for
the brick, lumber, and lime, and to state
ihe price per thousand and per bushel.
Also, bids for hauling eight hundred 5000
pcrches Of rock, more or less, from the
quarry, about three miles distant, and de-
.Lvering the same on the PenitentiaYy site,
NJ the work progresses and asrequired- bids
to state the price of hauling per perch.
Bids to be opened on the evening Of May
Lot. 1870! Tho undersigned reserve the
right 70 reject any or oil bids, and the sue
cessful bidders will be required To enter
into written contracts aad give bonds with
security for the faithful performance Of
aa III - SENIOR 4 MCKINNEY. i
!. Dssr Iodsa April lssh. ISM 81. g..- '---
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TheSare.-Nr: LangrishSs siiiisinssAsnts
have precipiia,ed the theatrical season in Deer
Lodge. He writes US that he win be here with
the Company on next Sunday, and will, We
presume. play on Monday snd suececaing
evenings during tho week. 4 letter giving
particulars in reference 70 the entertain
ments by some misl,ap miscarricd last mail,
and we have bot the bare assurance of \
previous letter. ,ISho uh the coach arrive
before tho paper goes to press, we will try
the Ia lies plan Of putting tho important
news ip the postscript. r EErs1EE
p. S.-JAs. II. Mills. Deer Lodge.
Yours received. Will give our opening
entertainment in Masonic Building, Deer
Lodge, on Tuesday evening. May I'd.
Please announce US; too late to send par
ticulars this mail .e2 - ~
Yours. ]. s. LANGRlSHE.
Helena, April e. .t ". ~. 80 ~. a
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~vV w V31AA' ~ - - s.Ic1O.
rseooi sgt 1cRlAraAE I'd .aaI M a
N People -. Laurence Browns, murde,
prisoner escaped last summsrl. noiaFi4sE
Hcffner q. Brown; on note; hearing In
answer and amended replication. aa'
J. n. Mills # al %. Porter q AZ iniunc.
ton and damages hearing on demurrer.
Rogers and Dance %. Kenyon and Ken.
yon; debt; new trial. At issue. :-..'
George PIaisted o. Nowlaa II AZ DISC.
luton of partnership and accounts. Ire.
ferred to Commissioner Hedses). ..,
Frank Walker, Admir- -. P. NcCoyern:
replcvin; new Trial; Vt issue. ............
J. Spears ct al o. A. Hanaur It al fore.
closure of mortgage; hearing On demurrer.
A. uardenbrook q. II. Wiles, ]. O'Niel;
assumpsit. .a.d.as; .,,...-.... -.
J. 8. Pemberton ct al ~. VIM. Malloy ct
al restraining order and injunction, =.
I N. Ba,chelder c.: Atlantic Cable Co.;
foreclosure of lien an d damages. p.
W. W. Williams ~ VIM Nowlan q al
ditto. ~. ........ g.. Ia ,..-..s...r.
A. Ducha ~. Nowlan # Al; foreclosure of
lien and damages. t"~ ..i ID.
G. Bischoff -. Nowlan Il Il ditto.
Owen Cassidy ct al -. Hugh O'Neil e al;
Dissolution Of copartnership and damages.
George Piaistsd ~. A. Aiken It Al; fore.
closure of mortgage and disolution; on de-
myrrer Of defendants. .'.i 1.'.'. t.".'-s 80 .
:" Plaisted and VIM. Nowlan %. Aiken It al
damages. r"~ !. -. .."'
+. r. Davis %. E. N. Dunn; damages.
Frank Walker, Admir- q. A. Aiken It al
assumpsit; on demurrer: .' .'s''as s .. .
= A. Bsbcock VI Nowlan n al foreclosure
Of lien; On answer Of Nowlan.- 49, = 4;
James 1iilliken -. Nowlaa ct al forsclo.
sure of lien; ditto. -. ..@. .
Benjamin Bowles %. Nowlan et AZ fore
closure Of lien, ditto. d. s4-s.:.-.s
8 Coulter @. Nowlan a AZ foreclosure Of
lien; ditto.
d. F. Harduap ~. Geo. Caldcrwood; on
appeal from J. P. Elk Township.
s. ]. Shivcly g. Nowian ct al foreclo.
sure of lien; on demurrer of Aiken.
Jas. II. Irwin e.. A. Aiken esat forcclo.
sure of lien; ON demurrer of Aiken.
j.. ]. Thomas e.. Nowlan ct al ditto;
ditto. 49, -.s ..,.-. .--.-
Andrew plunket e.. Nowlan ct al: ditto;
ditto. 's "-s.
Victor Smith q. r. Wiles; assumpsit; ON
demurrer.
A. N. Morrison 81! J. DWELL; assumpsit;
on demurrer
J. G. d A. Walker O.. A. F. Thrashe- It
al foreclosure of lien; on answer of KEEL
ley. .,.,- -.... .. ..s ..-...-..,...
II. p. A. Smith & W. E. Cullen CO. J.
Edwards ct al; assumpsis; on demurrer.
Melville MCGEE e.. T. Hale; assumpsit;
on complaint and answer.
. Dorcas Allen 60. J. 8. Allen; divorce; de.
fault entered April 10.
r. Linden ct q! q. Hugh Hoppy aak -.
sumpsit.
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LAST WEEK IN IlRLENA.

~ DID YOU KNOW that the Nessss Lehman
Newman u the famous 'Bouldss" Block, Noa and 10
Wood street, Helena, are closing cut their splsndh
stock otwineA Lsquoss and CigasA pespasseov 70
removal to Cedar? Its tact: and thoss wishing 20
suppiy themselves fully make up deac!sncies In
their stock Of Liquors. Cigars Dr Fixtures. etc. etc.
do Tar better both in price and quality than By
orLciIsg from the States Gene In and price our
goods We have everything In this HE yoa want. and
mean whss We say when We advertise to cell lower than
0sst cost with freight added y " " q 49,
LEHMAN q NEWMAN.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-04-29

Cedar.-Ar. Boties, Of Cedar, one Of the
parties litigant in Nos. 6 and . above-he
being the absent partner Of the discoveries
for whom No. s was recorded, and which
WAS afterwards jumpcd-was in town this
week, having left louisville April elst.
lie las procured an injunction on tho par.
ties holding Il. lie estimates the number
Of men At Cedar Creek ut 2,000 Twenty
strings Of sluiccs were runnin: on last Wed.
nesdsy. Wages &c sc. There are many
unemployed men in camp. He met three
pack trains from Walln Wal!a going up the
guich. Missoula -four was selling at &2l
before tho arrival Of these trains. lie saws
the yield on discovery, as published in the
New NORTH WEST last week Is corrcck
Disco very ccmouuy would lave ;hrcc strings
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-04-29

We notice by the Helena papers that
Judge Chamasero has gone to Fort Shaw to
defend Capt. Constable under trial by Court
Martial. In the absence Of Captain c., .
letter from Mr.. John Potter, of Helena, to
him was opened BY third person, and IN
expression therein wss the ground Of the
charges against him. Mr.. Potter says Con.
stable is all right in tho matter, and he will
tcstify 10 that effect. s.,rr1r -rrr-
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COURT WEEK.

Come sc PLAINTIFF, both poor and meek:
Come. yc lawyers. bOth rough aDd slsck; .'fs
Come, sc jury that IN jurtice wrcak
Vengeance On the guilty culprif.
Como, &c defendants. with frowning brows,
YOa'li get what justice the court ai!Ows,
Aud with oil the boys exclaim a. Say how'0
Tho Metropolitan for high7
In this the court and jury DO always a2ree,
That Lane / Emcrs0nS 70 the bert place 70 sce
The boys: Or Ii stranger, Il he II Ike me,
He'll strike for Lane EMerSOn's.
For they've q euro for all your woee, e."
DE- You drcst IN bucsskin or with ''sto' clos"
A. witness will testify who kaows. e r
Aud drinks ut Lane 4 Emereon'o.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-04-29

One OF the hotels in San Francisco re-
ceived letter few days ago from prom.
inent citizen of Nevads, requesting them to
secure for him a room, ''for," says he, II
am to be married to-day. and will bc down
with my sage hem 10 occupy it, unless she
goes back on me before we can set there.
At all events secure the room for me-
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SpicAs.-We learn this. afternoon that
one of the contractors of the Montana Pen.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. & McBirncy-commi.ted
suicide in Helena yesterday morning BY
shooting himself in the forehead. Our in.
formant was unable to say which one of
the firm it was. Mr. Senior 10 tho one
who has been in Deer Lodge attending to
the contract. This may delay work few
days. Ground was to have been broken
and work began this week.
The Helena papers received this evening
Ar. William Senior us the sui.
eide. The Coroner's jury pronounce it such.
No cause is known for tue deed. Dr.
Mitchell, Commissioner. left this evening
for Helena, and authorizes US to say, NO dc
lay in the work will cnsue.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-04-29

The new Postal Treaty with North Ger
many which goes into effect July 1, reduces
single rates on prepaid letters sia. England
to tea cents; sia. Bremen or Hamburg to
seven cents Unprepaid letters pay double.
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Charley Dcsserer (Gallon) has left Roul.
der for Cedar. He has met with reverses
and tasted the bitter cups. But he is full
Of energy and young in years, and - he
says, God meyer forsakcs Z Dutchman"-
we hope to hear Of his setter fortune.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-04-29

Deer LodSe,s always eongregats ct the
Kiyus .s -.. .. KlYuo
3Wood Street, Helcns, Montana,
xoxssDI1sD xoSssDEDATEly, xOSsrLTID KLosIIy,
By oil lovers Of luxury aEc l;quosA
coLoSEL z. x. s1ED son, PaoPEIS7oaG,-
POSTED SEorLxs roPrL:1 rIAcx.
Klyus -TE@.s@r .sy- .rL. 1Kiyus
Drop In and Gee tho Colonel when you are thirtty.
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81 y-next Sunday.

5 y-ne1' Sunday.
l., Water goes in the Pioneer Ditch on
Sunday.
-Dopnell 4 Co.'S bank viii be open on
Tuesday next. + v, - - l.
+. -Four hydrsulics win s,ars on Pilgrim
Bar, on Monday.
The arrival of pack trains crowded b..
con to Is cents at Cedar. Il ls..5
-Mcssrs. Pattcc & McNsmara arc cs,as.
fishing store ut Rocker. -
John O'NeiI 4oa has received orders
for 900 worth Of chairs in one week.
Col. Thornton 10 putting 24o yards Of
finch iron pipe on his Pilgrim Bar claims
"A succession o! delightful showers yes.
terdsy made tina valley bright - an EN-.
erxll. ....-
Third street, from Main to the Bridge
will be graded next week. Estimated cost
$500 to $500. ..
Mr.. Thompson says there are 700 or
800 men between Deer Lodge and Cedar,
travelling for the happy land.
: -Thoa stsang ssasts fur Loon creek next
week, to be absent until July. He takes .
stock OF iroa and tin to Lessburg. .. -
THE gentlemen having odiees In the
Court House. to-day turned out, irrigated,
and st in order tho enclosure Well DONE
David McCrsnor, Esq, purchased .
house and lot 1t Silver Bow for merchaudis.
ing purposes, and will locate in two or three
The fifth month Of the year Was named
May In honor of the goddess NAIA, mother
Of Mercury, BY Jupiter. (No profanity in.
tendec). r.
h-Last Monday was pronounced by the
Oldest inl'abi'aas the briskess ever seen in
Deer Lodge: Il Was but the promise Of
greater frui,ion. ~ - +ii'' .'a'- e Isl
-Pembert0n q Co.'S Reservoir on the
Pioneer Ditch, broke this ,weck-no inter.
ruption to mining. A sew one will be con.
s1uc3eA Estimaled cost 9t,eo0lf ga"j 3.
Mr.. Brnadwaser, Of the Diamond r. i
TfanspotsaiIon Company has' sppois,ed
l(essn. Psmbertoa ! Kelly, Of Deer Lodge, 4
agents. Rates and coutlacts an b made
with them. ssFss ii
Mrs. Wright he's removed 70 her new
house, in pleasant locality on Court House
6qsacs. and y prepared p -sceemmodate
few more guests with good Board and
Lodgings. = a
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LOCAL NEWS.

The itmation.-Dusincss has improved
considerably. and the transactions Of the
week, considering the limited supply Of
goods in the market, have been quite brisk.
Donnell Il Co., set out bill OF $1,000 for
Psttcc e. Nc Nanara, Rocker, besides smaller
bills for German, Pioneer, etc. They are
in receipt this week of fifteen tons Of mer.
c!,andzc from the Helena house, and the
remainder will arrive carly in the week.
Strang s. Co.'S salesbook show bills sold to
J. II. Meyer, John Brown, Adam Flcser,
Mcnamara & Pattcc, Pembcrton & Kelly
and others, running the sales to ST. 900 for
the week. Parchcn, Payntcr e. Co. have
jobbcd since Sunday 81, 900 worth of drugs
70 dealers in outside camps. Pcmbcrton s.
Co.. J. u. Wilcox s. Co., G. N. Bowie, Bon.
ner & Wclch and others have been doing .
good trade during the week.
In property We notice the following; Mr..
J. s. Pcmbcrton has purchased the Franco
American builIins-cxclusiyc of lot-for
3slOO. Mr.. Ell. Larabic has purchased
from Chinese owners 33xl30 feet on Main
street between Second ana Thrill Tor 81 800.
Mc.srs Sharp & Nspton are putting sec.
ond story l3x2G on their law office. Mcssrs.
Thornton, Robinson g. Stephens arc also
making their 1880 office two story build.
ing. A. +. Thrashcr is excava.ing for u
6re.prcof In rear Of the Sun Pearl gallery.
G. N. Bowie has completed tirc'proof in
rear OF his drug store. DR.. A. II. Milchell's
new hospital bnil'ling is about completed
and will be ready for occupancy in q few
days. Larabic is improving the old Lade.
pendent building for the purpose of renting
1t, A number of lots of the main streets
have changed hands during the week; the
lumber yards are doing good business, and
the energies Of the season arc developing
themselves favorably for Deer Lodge.
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~ Having employed nrst class Fashionable Dar-
Der. customers will receive prompt attention and arc
guaranteed good shave, haircut or shampoon at the
Occidental.
BATHS, BATHS. . BATHS, BATHS !!
Occidental Bath House. Deer Lodge. reepeacd Sat.
urday. April 9sh. Rsdtted and In good order Baths
$50. % Z PLCNNER
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e. W. Noore's mule train arrived yes.
terdsy from Corinne with l.sc0 pounds OF
bacon, and 5000 pounds Of Oneida .alt.
Messrs. Bonner q WEIGH received . portion;
and the train has gone to Pioneer.
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DANK EXCHANGE SALOON.
tNcxt rembestou 4 Kxllcy'tl

WrlLsos, BARNES TALBOT. Yroprietors
Entirely red:sed, furnished and dccorated--the
mort elegant Saloon on the West side-opens to-
morrow, Saturday evening. Our Lar IL supplied with
the best Liquors and Cigars that can be had VIII be
pleased to See Our fse"da and sol;ctin: shass u
patronage, will endsavor to deserve II.