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The Young Ladies' Institute
WHEELING. w. VA.


uatr MnundsNiIIr Female Seminary
Prof ". SnELp"N lIrrcmNs, pdn,lr,r.
Nh. ". - IIurrHINS. 'l'''.
Miss Il. l.. HoNHAU, NIr" pricipaI.
Nh MARY JACKSON, Of Weston, Matr"u.
Assisted by Il mll corps OF Professors and
Teachers.
STIuNG TERM OPENS APRIL CrH
C1DH,s. .IuHr 9Th.
DESIGN.
Th.arsi.it 81 tie Institution b. t. furnish
- Thorough and systematic CDuTs.. 81 in
stlIctiUm i"r young ladios, upon III" plan Of
University instruction each department Of
learning bling cDmplct" within itsrlf-thus
enabling u Young lady Ia select her own
crrrs,, ri study without being restricted Il
amy fixed Iuutin" Of clasS'~-- requiring q
certain number ot years Ia iintSh--but Ia
opposition Ia lhi-, young ladie, who hay"
advanced further IN ~DuIc studies Than 9th
rI-g ..tft nav thr benefit Of their former Ht-
ttluIn"uis, s,ud obtain "a Crftltrat' ~ Prof
cjcbcI iu one ~ mon" schools, perhaps, ~
in The rnuT>.' uf one yrar-Hiirr which tim"
thny may bring up, with greater rnpkIity
and success, other studies.
MUSIC.
Young Indies who have acquired ronsid-
.r.thlr pnpii'i"HcN upon the Piano, and vino
mpN wish To- prosecute the study sii!l tuf-
Thea, ,,n h. furnished with advantages f"r
luu~t..ius this Ii~iTuIut al. hrS. HutcHIB~
VIII XIV lfi i''iN'i'll 'A'l'H''i' w ''li7 Wv
pdHm"i,i
Othrr sc..np!~ embrace thorough iuStrLc-
tiuU .u The following directions. VIZ: Math-
Dmu,irs. History, E.Ilr~ IAftTCS, Natural
History. Physical Science, ihdsiiun SCl'Ec,,
Nnri,ut &ui Modern Languages ana Pine
Arts.
ia. Academic D,-r~- arr conferred 10y
- ti' authority, AMI are 80 follows. namely
NIi.trs~s ui f.;l,li'h l.itcrTtur"- tIr'" YEAR
rDu'-,.. distress ui An~-frur y';irs C1EITNr.
Mistr~>, uf Music two 10 thfr" ycifS.
EXPE.NSFS-- BOARDING DEPARTMENT.
Boaricr~. two in q room, including an
cXp.n---s al washing. fu'.l, Iights GYM
nsuS'icS, PrnmRnShip, English, Latin,
and French Schools, pr yCar...............shJ
Boa deTS, four la u room. including a.
above, ps'r year ..-.-........... 30
PlTiur EnaTdCis. two ia q room, pupil
taking hUi one 90 two studies, pr year 20
Parlur BE,r,lers. with fui advantage uf
Institution, aui with tie priNi'Ts" nG
three uiu>Ir ic-l,uS I-T W,rk nG.d three
e. iiN, hour pTi,r;i'a IsrT day, I='r year 10
Tuition f"T DAY Pupils, :, :. d., IL. ~ and
u dDllatr~ pr quarter, according 4" gr"d'.
Rooms Tar ia" occupation 81 bgGrTi'r~ a."
~ two cias~-s. VIZ: l-t--SinEir r"Oup- {" -
Occupied by two pupils; 3i--DOubie Iv'iii-,
consisting Ol plrl"TRnd Be'l-T"Oih, l"r either
two pr four pupils.
For full IIriitulIr~ address until APrli
1t. THE PRINCIPAL, ut MOundsVill", W.
NJ. HlhT=-AN>iaN
$500 Lbs. EXTRACT LOCKWOOD
ksg ll-. Blue NitTiOi,
"a BichrDmatc VI Potash,
o. PGfFaiH
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Coupon or Registered

form: they have thirty years Ia run, both
principal and interest being payable IN
gold.
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FIRE LAST NIGHT.
Reid's Malt House Partially
Burned.
Loss $500. Fully Insured.

About halfpast ~ o'clock last night
a fire broke out in John Reid X Sons
malt house, on South street, near
B. d o. passenger depot
The fire caught from the furnace
under the dry house and in a few mo
ments the grain was i'll blaze, setting
fire TO the root.
The Fire Department was promptly
Oh hand, and the flames We're eXtin-
guished before any great damage was
done to any of the bindings except the
dry house.
1t is a little singular that one week
ago Yesterday morning Mr. Reid :
building aud store were DESTROYED.
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TnE largest and finest lot of Stereo-
scope Views ever brought Ia the CIT!
have jus, been received 10y the Partridge
Joint Stock Company. Call and see
thrlm
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Teas.
Cnrff WaOsl

Fifty TO SIXTY CORDS OF DRY
hickory. sugar and beach wood for sale.
Apply at the REGISTER Counting Room.
aprlS LEWIS BAKER.
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TUE most stylish boots. shoes AMI
CATERS in the city can bee found at
Merge, l33 Main street
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FINANCIAL.

The advantages and attractions Of this
Loan, for investment purposes, are many
and important:
/. n is based upon one Of the Great
THROUGH LINES between the SEA
BOARD and the WEST.
= THE SECURITY Il ALREADY GRE
ATED. the greater part Of the line being
in successful running operation.
:. The Local Traffic from the unrivalled
Agricultural regions and Iron and Coal
deposits adjacent, must Ike large aud
profitable.
4. The enterprise receives Important
concessions and Privileges from the
state, of Virginia Hnd West Virginia.
:, II under the management of efficient
and weII-knOun Capitalists. whose
names are guarantees for It's EARLY Com
pIeIiOn and successful operation.
-. ri. R...,.l. ..,,, L., lu.l .ith.sr m
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JUST arrived, fine stock of misses
Bronzcd Balmorals at Geo b. Buchan
ans
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TrRTLE oil aud elder flower soaps
genuine English also Luhin and Rim
mel genuine handkerchief extracts, at
Logan, List a Cos.
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4 NEW lot Of fine Rustic Frames 4
the Partridge Gallery.
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$1,000, $500 and 500,

Laring interest al the rate of six per cent.
in coin, payable May III and November
lNt.
affairs and condition of the Company, we
know these securities Ia bc peculiarly de-
Sirablc, and suitable for safe employment Of
surplus Capital, AMI funding of Govern
mcnt Bonds, by Investors, Trustees of f.
tntt>, and Others who prefer absolute
security with reasonable income.
Holders OF United States Five-TwenticS
are enabled Ia procure thcsr Bonds, b-aring
longer period to run, aud to realize large
increase Of capital In addition.
Bonds aud Stocks dealt In nj the stock
Exchange, received IN exchange for this
Loan, at the full market value, and the
Bonds returned free of express charges
Price 90 ana Accrued Inter
est in Currency.
Pamphlets, Maps, and lull Information
furnished ON application.
FISK & HATCH,
i Nassau street. New Work.
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Wheeling Reei5ter.
MONDAY, MAY -, 1870.
LOCAL MATTERS.

NEW ApvEETiSEMENTs. - Corn talk
Tribe No. >, l. o. K. NJ. ....
For %ale-Valuable Dwelling.
For Cincinnatti-Major Anderson
TSteamLOat column
Proposals for Stone First Page.
Grand Picnic and Flag Presentation
First Page
Match for $500 First Page
Another Tremendous Landslide
| First Page.
STRAWBERRIES sell AT forty cents Il
quart
TUE Episcopal Convention meets in
this city next Saturday.
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WINES & LIQUORS,
GUNPOWDER,
PATENT SAFETY FCNE. Ar.. xr..
51 and 81 Main Street.
WHEELING. W. VA.
BACON.

HE KEEPS on HAND IN STORE AND
smoke HOuSe:
Sugur GirId and Plain Hams,
Clear Sides and shoulders,
Sugar Cured Dried Heel.
All Of the hest quality and will b" sold NJ
lowest market rates
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PREPARE yourself for business 10y at
tending the National Business College.
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Address r,uUs written b, the PEN
Inan Of The National Business ColIrgr
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HAVE IN STORE A LARGE STOCK Or
OF goods, 10 which the attention OF the trad
Is invited.
We are prepared To meet oil conapetitian
from any quarter. Merchants VIII Ind q
advantageous TO call and see US before puT-
chasing or send Us their orders BY mail.
We ALSO KEEP A LAR9E STOCK
OF Cheese, Buckets, Tubs, Washboards
RroomS, Essence Coffee, Extract Logwood
Madden, Indigo, CoppsraS Hue Vitriol
Alum, Pepper, Anspice, Cinnamon, Nut
megS, Cloves, Mustard, Ginger, hicarb Soda
sal Soda, Rabbits Soap, COlgateS SOAPS
German Soaps, Family soaps Candies,
Glass, Lead, Shot Gun Caps, Powder, Got.
ton and Flax Twines, Candle Wick, Batting
Wrapping Paper, &C.
aprlS Maxwell 4 TINGIE.
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$500 Lbs. EXTRACT LOCKWOOD
tgg H. Blue NitriOi,
81 BichrDmatc III Potash,
- .. Piussiat. Potash, at
LNEGHLIN. SMITH & IO.,s.
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L.aring interest al the rate Of six per cent.
in coin, payable May III and November
lNt.
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would haye answered the purpose" He Re.
fen to many historical psecedents to show
that seventies otter var DO not serve 70
ssvs or perpss1ts powss. = short, b NJ
e thsre b one leDeoo written IL 0Tes The
lace Of history, It sseaas b. Ne that pride
eoeth before dsstsuesiso; thas Ne eooqoes-
~ y . civil feud who IN glsited bis ven
geanoe, stands often very near his 6nal
downfall He cites Tennessee and the over
throw Of the Republican party there ~ an
instance Of the legitimate fruits of = pro-
scriptive policy, and impeaches the policy
ofsweeping Acknowledgement and prosczip.
ton - leading inevitably to such disaster.
Aississippi and the defeat Of Denthe regards
- vindication of the more libessl policy.
In conclusion, he expresses his confidence
that, a. passions cool and wrath abates,
thousands who have cursed will thank him
for what he has done and dared in resistance
to their own sanguinary impulses. and joy
fully trusts that this will become ct last the
common faith, and even that Of General
Butler himself.
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cutionef Of Paris with . peculiar horror.
lie was REGARDED q the man Of blood by
choice The present executioper Of Paris,
Heidenreich, Il often interviewed by the
Journalists q he French capital They De.
scsibs him unifosmly - we'll informed
man, whose uesessnccs inspire much sym
pa,hy. 4 shoss time ago, four or I've Of
the Frsnch journalists called on Heiden-
reich, who lives In the vicinity Of Enghien,
about four 1uglish miles from the centre Of
she city. They were received With great
cordially. They took coffee with him and
smoked bic cigars. He made them &c.
quaintsd with his son-s nd Of some four.
teen yeass-who had not the leastides Of
his fathers calling He showed them the
axe, which he keeps In special w1rdrobc,
and they close their sooosnt Of The visit
with the remark that they left Heidenrcich
with sentiments of the highest respect"
IIeidenrich Is msn Of forty years of age,
and of . very determined character. At
certain Intervals. messenger brings to his
house small bag of yellow leather. He
gives his receipt and At once prepares the
axe for . new execution, by grinding the
edge as sharp ~ razor: It weighs about
eighty pounds, aud il Of Triangular shape.
He leaves his house in company with two
assistants, and supsrintcnds during the
night the erection of the scaffold on the
Place de n Raqucttc. Before daylight he
ascends the scaffold, fastcns the axe to the
block with his own hands, tries whether 1t
moves easily through the pullies, leaves tho
terrible instrument In charge Of one of Ills
assistants, and proceeds to the prison. The
keeper of the prison conducts him in person
to the cell Of the culprit. HeidenYvich asks
the name of the man who 10 designa-
ted, and when l,c asccrtains that he
10 in the presence of his victim. he lays his
hand upon his shoulder and says Thou
bclongest to me-"
The exscvsioner then gives . receipt TO-
the director Of the prison. snd from this
moment the culprit 10 called the patient.
whom nobody 10 permitted to touch except
the executione1 He tics the hands Of tho
patient behind his back, puts abort chain
on his feet, which permits the culprit to
make only very sl'ost steps, and connects
the chain to the hands by rope Of the ex.
act length required. We pass the rest-it
has been 20 often described After the exc
cution is accomplished our Psrisian inter
viewers say that Heidenreich returns home
With heart broken. and I'll the symptoms of
despair upon his oountensnce. He cleans
hts axe - soon q he can, hides it In the
wardrobe, and then attempts to lind comfort
In sweet talk with his hoy, who tries also to
dispel the gloomy thoughts of his father, of
the origin Of which tho poor child Is sup.
posed to be ignorant.
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Robson Crusoc's famous isle has been
colonized by well.organized company of
German emigrants. Il was cetled, IN 1888,
to Robert Wehrdan, an engineer, from Sax
ony, WHO, after serving tho United States %
a Major during the war Of the rebellion. en-
gagged In exploration for railroad companies
in South America He has induced ceas-
pany Of Germans, sixty ~ seventy in num-
Der TO emigrate - this ishn<l, and they arc
quite delighted with the prospects. They
ind It lovely and fertile spot, stocked
slscsdy with herds Of wild goats, and with
a few wild horses and donkcys. They have
brought with them cattle, swine and fowls,
agricultural and fishing implements, and oil
neeaful equipments for astrone colony. The
gIoito 70 famous - Dobison's house, still
remains. It II situated In large valley
covered with IN cxubcnsnt growth of wild
turnips. A Chilian youngs'cr, WHO has
charge Of the swine, Il assigned to this val
ley ~ the ,urnips afford good feeding to
the swine. and he may revive memories of
Robson by taking possession Of the grotto.
Al Juan Fernandez Il now q regular stop.
ping place where whslcrs take III wOoil and
water, We shall have frequent reports Of the
fortunes of the new colonisls.
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The U,siversitv Of V5eNssa.
Correspondence q tho New York Evening Nail.
The Americans are mostly students in the
University. Last winter there were over .
hundred here. This season there are not
quite 50 many, but they ore men Of whom
America may wellbe proud earnest, active,
energetic students, almost without excep-
ton, who accomplish more in the one or two
years they remain than the Germans them
selves in i've
There arc fifteen hundred students in the
medical department alone. Thirty or forty
of these are Americans. Two Of them arc
American ladies', graduates of New York,
who are very we'll received here and are
most courteously treated BY the students and
professors.
New, York, Boston, Philadelphia, St.
Louis. Chicago, and Cincinnati, send each
several delegates; Cleveland two; Colorado
sends one-she might have sent On army and
not have been 70 we'll represented. The nd.
vantages hero ars probably greater than in
any one place in the world. The building
itself-she hospital-is enormous. having
one hundred and lhirey-one large wards, aud
yearly nearly $1,000 pstients In
the 0bstetrical wards, over 5000 children
are born every twelve months. The sdvan-
tages for studying skin diseases and diseases
OF the eye are UNSURPASSED
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Dae0plies - Remarkable OAsrsAsr-
~ - 1ha1b ~ "Hs6Gah~
Issssns thst t. lannon's 6anpsoaa, VIA
Asvs beea hon lath9 y % 1oe my 81
Sessions thedxecudoasS 81 ~ 6epatns1i
Of The esios, isc3nding HlgiA AaSe did oui
and that German, Or man Of German or
igin BY, tho name of' Isidssreieh, nom sccu.
pies the position which d regarded by Eu.
ropesns in, general - The most horrible By.
sincss In The world. The recollection of the
butcherics which. in the name, Of the law,
wcro performsd By To sxecutioasr. sur.
sounded ne name a,,d ?osetloa q - ~
.IhJI GIf 1IllI
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4 DUEL At ACQUIA GEEK, VA.

4 DUEL AT ACQUlA CREEK, VA.
One night last week, says the New York
Sun of Dec. 81, party Of genial gentlemen
were taking supper in one Of Dclmonico's
gilded saloons. Two Of the number, no
other than the well known politician Colo.
mel McNsnnrs and Vasnum, . bsokcr, en-
gagged In an angry snd exciting discussion
concerning lady. During the melee Mr..
Varnum, exaspes~ted beyond the bounds of
patient endurance, cmpticd tho contents of
his wine glass In the face of Col. McNamara
The hates, smasting under this Insult, sprang
to his feet, made rush for MI. Varnum,
upsetting . table In his efforts to strike him.
and was only prevented from accomplishing
his object by the timely interference Of mu.
tual friends present.
But The son Of 4arS was not 70 Be % easi.
" bsdaetl He Immediately departed. DC.
fose doing %, however. he informed Var.
mum that be would shortly hear from him,
and he was ~ good ~ his word. The next
day HI. vasnum was the recipientof chal.
lengc, which be readily accepted. The pre-
liminaries were speedily arranged and both
parties, accompanied BY their seconds, took
the Warrington train last Saturday night
a sosts for thebstsls Grouad After spend.
Ing few hours In the National Capital, the
party embarked on board the boat for Aqui.
Greek They reached their destination
about midnight The interval bslore day.
light was spent IN tavern. With the inst
dawn Of day, they stsrtsd for tho ground
. secluded spot In the woods, On hill In
the outstirts Of the town, overlooking the
Potomac. The morning was cool, windy
and cloudy: Reaching The gsound, = few
minutes were occupied By he seconds in
consultation.
Everything was then speedily kot ready.
and tho principals took their positions Vi
twenty PAGES from each other. The word
fire" WAS given. both pistols were dischar.
ged at once, and varnum fell wounded land
Il Is feared mestslly) In the femerL artery.
Colonel 1cNamaTs escaped unhurt he BAN
having only grassd he shoulder. The Sur.
geon In attsudanss exanined N. Vaenum's
wound and peoaouncsa Il mortal Col IL
Nama1 and his friends huEriod from The
ground md drove beck 70 Washington n
spsivaae eosvsyanea Mr. varuums COZ.
ditioa was such = y pseclode ~ possibil.
ity Of his jnaediaas departure H ~
carried By hs frisuds y . nagAbnsiss bosss
b . fsntias eoaditioa. H ssnaias6 thses
day o. two, md has sinoe, Il = sajo, BEN
hgousAt . thb city. Il y teEsd thas -
win de. '.599a' ~
The wonaa Who b IL nuoe az this
tsouhas - Mt Givaa Aassslf ~ sagAGsee
cooess1 ahous ~ IN u ~ tvo lovsss.
whsa istos0sd tbey had opss - 1ghs .
dual, shs ssahsksd - . hind, viii ~
chanetssists isdl0sssaes u he clase that
'1he did aot casS e tAsy 49, eaeAt oehes
deaA." TAe whols s4sis ~ hssa 49, !
profound ssesk owing y ~ possibilisy of
NJ. vasaumb deash. a5I,l t...1.- h.
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EUoENIE's NoTuER.-There h . pretty
story told Of one Of the ancestors OF the Em.
press Eugsois, which b probably new "a
many Of our re.defA Il Seems that mary
yean ago there lived In IN Andalusian town
. German toy.maker, who had . charming
daughter. This young lady was famous for
her beauty and virtue, both Of which It.
tracted the attention and eventually won
the love Of the young son Of the Coun,
Nontijo. She met his advances With the
cry, Marriage before love" His affection
for her wss - honest one. and In spite OF
his fathers obstinate refusal 10 married.
Theold Count refused tho young pair any
assistance, % that their suifesings promised
to b very great But the two elder bsothesu
Of the young husband dying, the old Count
had but the prodigal child, whom 10 took
back 10 10 Heart and pursa The Csantess
Of Monttjo WAS The mother Of EuGenis Of
France. ..-n.. .@ ..t.r.,.. ,',.f tn.4l
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The New Yosk 1t1sss pabliaho 3 Bspl1
Ano II 0sellav - 0ssasl Rsllas ~;
poass = ~ 1us1se lafloe - 1aivseual -
1sssy apA univssnl s125aea Hslas1ae -
0snall Dskah opllIoe Ut so0s half dos-
= 0os = - q ~ Ooa1edssaSo should
hsve sn8esed exemplary punishment n.
Greeley says: when i've moro years Of
peace shan have inses~en6d, Tam 4uitc CON.
iidsnt yop yin consider that two or thgps
examples would have been enough, aud e.
ter the lapss 81 more years you Win be salts
nsd thas OAass sszsng y iS1soo ~ Who
~ yew c4eioa f. Pssldsns y lloaA
s43,y y+ sssS ta pH84HsgfS A5 Sysss sssa ~ car
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The Kansas lnaAns Asylum contains .
polygamous inmate. His ideas Of marriage
arc several centuries in advance OF tho age
In which be livea Rscsatly 10 addsessed
b President 0Faot . Jestse on 10 subject,
In which he saye THAT By Offering % e.
msnt the union az thsee 0taseety aatioaal
marriage, ! propose 70 marry thirty wives
Of ny own choosing. / further propose 70
marry . widow Of orphan itum eaeA one Of
the States; said widow q osphen % repre-
ssnt the State she eooss from, md % b .
native born eitissa Of such 6tata I impose
TIE task % eeeA a the Governors Of the
di@Neat States and TERRITORIES % oelect 4
lady TO represent ~ oeaie ~ mills FINN,
and 70 b my wife. ~ fostAe peupseo, that
the chain Of goodwin IA 1tiehddhjp nay
eneiscls Tie whole wusld, ~ nassY : wiie
Of every nation under u oaa, sach laGly 70
represent the co0at1Y - eolDeo fTu0, h
shis great intesnasjo - wsddlaR Il I further
prop00e 70 many ny owl G1os9,~ &c. All
q vhleh ho.rsopso0 . 10 ''tW Tie bsne0s
e shoss nyshcs ~ pesasd = ~ higher
.ttr fF n.nts I'll aHaf45$E
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$500 QuoFDy1lS1S-9aT0ono.
@%-.s:----e..-.....-- .-...---.-==
Deer Lodge Brewery,
20 - HOE - - 80 - g. ~ 2
Dsg IalR CIV, Nseea.a,
,ssa-- zt@t or. IL *3sso5GC = -s...'
p.vailson, prepssseee.
THI PIoNHER BREWERY,
.-.-@,' @-F@ AND ALWAYS AHEAD.
,i. e !: : rs :: 49, 49,: $780,. e; !: 49, 80:
Bottled Door
,s.sy -
ID 0ttlcd P0r t q r I,
win body age and a.vos tooe.nend . to ~ palate
Orders Promptly Filled.
PACIFIC BREWERY.
Main ssssst Ds~ Iode. City, NJ
BEST LAGER BEER
in this market win b fu,.ished 70
DRALIRs AND DRlNK8Rs.
The Bsr II supplied Win Ne Finest Lqpos Cgass.
~ the Paetde, ~ the Paetne-
D. wATTELET. ID ...- PROPRIETOR
lily
Billiards, Dluiasds, 0iNiasde
WIN, Nathse. Tsask crsek~.
AATnRR ! CROKER,
Occidental Billiard HALL,
Main strsst Bsstlsys Granite Block,
HELENA, -. - MONTANA
Billiards by Gosli4ht!
Tn!s pcpul., Billiard Ian !: s..,'s,y .eat.ed With
6stons 70 lovers ot The game uneaaaed In Montana.
THE FINEST WINES. LIQUORS, AND CIGARS,
lta kept Constantly At the Bar:
"s,ex o. zns nAn1sss sLAss.s."
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UNION BREWERY AND SALOON.
HELENA, MONTANA.
The best quality Of Bssr in Tie mammoth slassss.
9trang & Richardson,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
TIN, COPPER, AND SHEET IRON WARE,
e. DEER LODGE CITY, MONTANA,
Have on hand and arriving the
Largest Stock ofGoods
sves brought to this portion Il Montana
# SELLING AT HELENA PRICES.
Parlor and Cook Stoves.
French Japannsd and Pressed War;
California hydraulic nozzios,
0alvanised Iron for Hydraulics,
All varieties Of Tin and Copper wars
JOB WORK l1oNPTLY DONE 10 ORDER At
LOW RATES
OrdsEs and calls from Dealers Solicited.
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srRANo / RICHARDSON.
DEEs Lopos CEry, July I, lsoa l.ly'
JOHN KIN MA.
Dealer h Tin, Sheet Iron, Hardware!
CUTLERY, @ m... u."G
STOVES,
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
Assat60
900. - .. Du1 I w1soaTst &.-"rzE
ssPeerles0" ,.~!Jiaszs a.2uiE:
M .A&
s. "Brilliast''
4, COOK-0 T Owe ..
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Brick Building, Opposite TIE Post 0nee,