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Litchfield enquirer., 1870-10-06

In Kent. Conn, Aug. 18th. by the Rev. Wm- H. Kirk. Mir. Edward Thorp, to Miss Laura J. Kirk. both of Kent. -
 Ia Salisbury, Ct. Sept 21st. by the Rev. Adam Reid. D. D, Milton J. Warner of Wayerly- N. r., and Maria B., daughter of George COfiug, Esq. of Salisbury.
 In Warren. Sept 6. by Rev. W. E. Bas sett. Sherman Shove and Mrs. Ann Foot
 In Warren, Sept. 2. by Rev. W. E. Bas- sett. Lester Gilbert and Rosa Jackson. In Morris. Sept 15, by the Rev D.. D. I. LcLaughlin, Adrian Clark of New Brit ain, to Aseneth daughter otDea. David w. Whittlessy of Morris.
 At the Episcopal Church, Winsted, Sept 26. by Rev: Mr. Sanford, Wm. B. Guy, and Miss Mary E. Johnson, all of this place
 On Thur sday, Sept. I5,by Rev. Mir. Ray, of Bristol, Ira H. Stoughton,. of Terryville, Iformerly of 2d. c. V. A., and Hattie B. Mitchell, of Bristol
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New Milford House.

The undersigned desires 10 inform the public that having taken the hotel known as the New Milford House and having refurnished the same that he is now prepared to accommodate all who may favor him with call with all the convenience of frst-class Hotel, and at reasonable rates
 Bar, Billiard Rooms, Livery and Sale stables at- tached to the premises. Also, Carriages and Wagons for sale.
 a- ALBERT ANsON. New Wa0ord, Ce., Aprl list; 1870. emR
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DIED.

In this town. Oct. Sd, A. S. Lewis, M D. aged 64- Hartford papers please copy.
 At West Winsted, Sept. 26, E. s. Wood ford. Esq, aged g.
 In Bethlehem, Mrs. Abby. widow of L. N- Smith. aged 64.
 At West Winsted, Sept. 16, G. A. Mar win, aged 5.
 At Winsted. Sept. 9, Emiline B., wife of Wm. F. Hatch, aged 62.
 In Wstertown, Sept. 26, Orrin s. Starr, aged A. yearA
 In Watertown, Sept. 9, Harmon G. At wood. aged 70 years.
 In Kent, Sept. 9th, Elizabeth Way, aged % years.
 In Woodbury. Sept. 18th, Barlow Rus sen. aged 74
 At Nepaug. Sept 20, Ann M. Watson, aged 55. r.-es
 At LAkeville. Sept. IA, George P. True love. aged 37.
 In Sharon. Sept. 25, Sarah F. Goodsell, wife of Vim. Goedsell, of Kent, aged 21 years.
 In woOdbury, Sept. 2sth, Barlow Rus sell. aged n years.
 In Alexandria, Va., Sept. 16th, Gilbert S Miner, formerly from Cornwall.
 Suddenly, at the Allen House, Wolcott- vile. Sept 26, of brain fever, James H., Wadhams, formerly of Goshen, Conn, aged M years.
 In Harwinton, Sept. 25, Mrs. Marvin Hopkins, aged 4S.
 At the residence of his daughter, Mrs. AEard Barnes. in Bristol, Dr. Gaylord Wells, formerly of Harwinton, aged S3.
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IT ITCHFIELD COUNTY. ss. zHarwin-

1Z ton, Sept. 3Oth, 1870. '*''F
 Taken by virtue of warrant to me directed for the collection of taxes on list of 1868 much of the real estate of Thomas Gomme as will pay 6 tax of Seventeen mills on the dollar on said List with all incidental charges and costs, and shall offer the same for sale, at the Public sign post, in said 2o'clock, P M.
 26 ts ali g JULIUS CATLIN, Collector !.
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Inl sTe SContrseso.,A.I

DROPOSALS will be received until l Monday, Oct. 10th, at IA o'clock noon. for the Graduation, Masonry and Bridging of the
 SHEPAUG VALLEY RAILROAD. extending from Litchheld to Hawleyville in the State of Connecticut, distance of about 32 miles sPianss Profile end ispeciH iHcations may be seenIst tne omce of the Chief Engineer il ItehAeld. Paya and ten QO per cent. in the Stock of the Oompa- ny, at par. Contractors will be required to give security for the faithful performance of their con tracts. 'N' s-F1-'
 The right is reserved to reject any or all bids not considered advantageous for the Company. 4 J. DEFINING PERKINS. President.
 Gro. M. WOODRUFF, Secretary
 Dated, Litchfeld, Sept. 27th, 1870. 25-2w
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HKT ANTED-AGENTs. ($2O per day) " to sell the celebrated Home Shuttle Sew ing Machine. Has the under-feed, makes the sslook stitch" alke on both sides) and is fully licensed The best and cheapest family Sewing Machine in the market. Address, JOHNSON, CLARK k co. Boston, a Mass, Pittsburgh, Pa, Chicago, Ill.,, or St. Louis, Mo 24-3m.
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-10-06
SAVE HE CHlLD.. EN!

cause of Pin Worms. The only known remedy for these most troublesome and dangerous of all worms in children or adults is $ CJ II Dr. GOuld'S Pin Worm Syrup Purely vegetable, safe and certain. valuable cathartic, and beneficial to health Warranted to cure.
 G; o. GOODWIN $ CO.,, Boston, and all druggists
 36-6m.
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Lake DisaFPeariaG -Nenly sysrx oss In
Deer Lodge has heard of and few have
seen lake of considerable extent. stu stel
close up to the base of the Gold Greek
Mountains, some eight miles from Deer
Lodge. 1t is situated IN an almost iuaces.
siblc spot, approach to it for several hun.
drcd yards being over sharp. ridges and RI.
vines piled with immense bouldcrs, with
dense chapperal wherever there is sufficient
soil to grow it. Still It well repays the jour-
ney, and trip to it is pleasant method of
dispQsing Of Sunday afternoon, and a pair
of boots. The surroundings arc wild and
picturesque, and the lake itself il now IN
object of interest. The basin has an area eff
probably so or 60 acres, with steep banks,
wooded to the brink It has no surface out.
let, and the shores are PERCEPTIONS noun.
tains rising up hundreds Of feet in almost
every direction, with Mount P"wcll's 1900
feet on the west. Last -yoar the average
depth of water was some fifty feet. This
year the basin, except deep, dark body of
water, some 100 by 100 yards in extent, held
in steep-sided bowl of adamant, is dry a.
Dead Sea ashes, and visitors can; walk its
dry granite bottom with the ripple history
of centuries for the first time opened t. their
profanc understanding. Possibly in few
more days the waters will have disappeared
entirely through the subterranean outlet.
Full to its margin in dry 90, the subsistence
of the waters this aqueous season indicates
that the lake is about to disappear. A little
party visited it on Sunday, and one Of the
ladies', claiming the right Of discovcrer, nam
cd it the Ems" in recognition Of its resem.
blancc in natural surroundings to that fam.
Gus German resort. It Is accessible with
buGgys TO within COO yards, and on l,orse.
back to within 300 yards. One of the finest
views of thcvallcy can be had from the i'm.
mediate vicinity, and the jaunt is well 70
paid. ,.-
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Little Huskey, g. 49,. Opening Night
Little HMskey, Opening Night
Little Huskey, Opening Night
Will open ON Saturday evening. May q.
The Little Huskey" Billiard Saloon
Lodge.
Pritchetl & Boswell, Projectors.
cquaiied on the West Side.
Fine Liquors and Cigars.
JOHNNY GERBER mnnipulatc.,
All the boys bibulatc.
Pleasant drinks and no headaches
We will be pleased 10 all nrtiiends the OPEN
Ing night and often theeal give them
isiaction PRITCHETT BOSWELL.
Deer Lodge, May q.
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4 Nam ,spA,jt OTieib.-" LE1sLs Hus-
KEY" 10 an odd name Webster don't give
che word /" Husksy"- hence IL roots, fruits,
and classification are in doubt! I.s accepted
significance 10 synonomous to compound
Of the ideas suggested by trough, !" ''buriy''
and s'beIligerent" Everybody knows q.
W. Pritchett, now Of the Little Huskey Bib
Hard Rooms n physiqss small, in dcnsean.
or gentle, in addsess suave ass candidate
for Coroner. A few evenings .sinee,
"Pritch" alighted from the Helena coach;
was surIound ed by ardent and demenstnt.
I've friends-a dozen n two-who lowered
around him like sun flowers around siBach.
elors button. impressing affectionate resneznI
brance BY nd.shakings that nearly lifted
him out of his boots, or driving him into
them again by endesring slsps on the shout
der that would have tested the endurance of
Atlas. About this time d. B---(26O svOir.
dupois.) put in anaPpcarance,, extended Nj
dexter hand with an evident grip In II like
. No. 8 wise. and with malice intent in
every nodulation,y exclaimed: "How are
YoU, PRrTcH." ''Pritch" Ind had enough;
declined the proffefed agony, Strengthened
up to fvc.four struck an amazing Is pound
attitude, and, in tone Of intimidation,
doublc-chsrged with outraged forbcarance,
replied: Go way from me, Dos. I'm
Huskey. you bet" He was rc.chfistened
''Little Huskey" on the instant; the name
stuck; 1t has been bestowed on the elegant
Rooms of Pritchett & Boswell, and will ere
long be familiar throughout the Territory.
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Obstruction u hIghways.-Our atten.
ton has been called to the serious obstruc-
ton of the road between Deer Lodge and
Silver GEOGRAPHICALLY between this place
and Warm Springs. In several places,
ranchmcn. in constructing bitches have
neglected to bridge them at road crossings.
As consequence, considerable damage re-
suits to freighters and travellers. Mr..
Phil Evans mired several times with lis
wagons; the freight train arriving on Wed.
ncsdsy had to put on fourteen span OF
mules to . wagon; We noticed Newmsa's
buggy come in with broken tree, and have
heard complaints from all Travellers It 10
all right that parties should conduct water
across the road, but they should not do it
in manner to impede travel and transpor-
tation. The first Legislature enacted that
any person running ditch across public
highway shall build culvert, aohieh must
be accepted BY tie County Cengn'is,ioners,
and the 4th Legislature enacted penalty
for violation of not LEES than geo, nor more
than 500. Its, probably in ignorance Of
these statutes that ranchmen neglect their
requirements. The road referred to is the
best natural road in the County, and the
most important to usv II b now IN very
bad condition from the overflow and cross
ing of those bitches. We trust the Com.
missoncrs will notify the parties Of their
duty, and that the evil will be corrected at
once. sii- II ~4E3iJ. :. 10 LeGi
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That Telegraph Etc.-Ar. P. A. Largely,
If Virginia, has been in town this week,
looking over matters relative TO the tele.
graph line, etc The parties engages, in
digging post holes are now somewhere b.
tween the Frenchwoman's and Helena,
cep.pg over At the rate Of some three
or four miles per day. On Tuesday Mr..
Largely dispatched teams from here In ID
dition to those already q work to deliver
poles along the Foads On Monday. he,rs'
ceived . telegram from Corinne that the
wire had arrived or Saturday and was
shipped At once. IL should be here In two
wseka The lins. can b. put, NJ il four
days after its arrival. Mr.. Wiley WAS tele.
grsohed 1t Corinne on Saturday, left for
Helena on Wednesday, and will be here
early next week. win Also . Agent Of
Wells, Fargo q Co.'S Express ss Deer
Lodge He Is = gentleman Of strict integ.
risy aud reliability, and the coneaay. he's
done we'll to employ him. The location Of
the Offices IL not yet definitely determined,
but sxst win probsbiy bstn4 Tie Scott
House. -,r4a.r,
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At Auction!

The well known "BOCLDERr BLOCK, Nos aud
10 Wood street. Helena, Az feet front on Wood 81.
and 50 feet deep together with Fire proof Cellar and
Frame Building will be sold atAuci0u, u the prem
Uses, Tuesday. May 3lst, ut II O'clock am.
This property Is located In the business center OF
Helena. elegantly arranged and worthy the attention
OF business men capitalists.
Sale positive: Terms Cash: Title, Z 8 Town Site.
LEHMAN & NEWMAN.
Seth Bullock, Auctioncer. at
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e. n Word In Y0ne, xSor-TAs
1essopoltan BILLIARD Hal y end always Aaatbsn Z
Arst-slass hssss; no poor Liquors 9e N0Us ars salA
over the bar Al ~ - ~ hnase en- sese =.
sured they ere settisg ~ WY best article IN tAs T
rtory. 1sssgs Lane . Emsssos hesp - isaA - -
'nesidig dsrA fta ~ saitsj l ~ ihSoies 4 ~
BEST MQU0Rs AID CIGARS THAT MONTY:
ca bay. Tor a. ssnn1 trl1A cd, . n ~ pal4,
- seaasE4yl g pptsPw neqap aDA thsss
aasa9 l1&klAib1f riR, Y1U3A8@f Rf. - -
900 lER1A NNnS @A Ssa
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'c Penbertsn & KeIley's.-The above firm
is now receiving by each arriving train, in
stallments of their immense stock of mer.
chand.se-the largest and best assortment
ever brought To- the town. They propose
to sell goods - low - any houss IN the
country The nimble sixpence IL better
than the slow shilling, but to keep the six
pence nimblc II Is necessary to cell for cash.
Country dealers will find it to their interest to
call ind ascertain the jobbing rates, as they
mean just what they say, that they will sell
goods on close margin for cash. Ia There
are no better men to deal with In che coun-
try. Look over their list Of goods Is adver.
tised to-day, and give them . Gallon bust
ness. 10 ttE r|i -.' m. t4.3- ia 4t.s,:. .YiIsr
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o.. freiShts.-Reedern mule q train-F Z,
West Fast Rseight:-iAxriyedin In l.eert Lodge
on Taesday- dt)s ftss Nbsisss.
','Hcwsyour mulet' IIs:broukht goods Tor
tMbbfearttohA a Kelley. r ,W.S,'Donnell \ Co.,
y,.A Wilcox q oo:.-Deerl Lodge, and :
hayrssock for Quongs I,sesr-B laekfook,
A. Leennan's OK traih- Diamond R-ufivel1
or wsdnss!d,A ,ieft foods ifo,rt fsmbssstt9en
a Kelley; and Higgins &Bovie, and passed
~ tosMissoula with goedsr for Woraes i
Higgins Otter Trans ste s1ousAu h0ur
*, gsssts,lpk p ,.soitmenti q.
dealea from the Camp. en- nov b, .econ-
nodssel Nth now goods 1t a. low rstsse q
AsywAsrsiH she Terrific ~. 1d4 SoHGIo, d /
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PersonaL-Among the visitors of the
week VIC notice Messrs. s. L. Holman,
Jacob Loeb, II. Klein, II. Jacobs and Chas.
Blum. The two latter will locate here in bu.
siness.---Mr. .Anson L. Potter of Virginia,
called en- route to Ccdar.-John Potter
(P. NJ. which was) Of Helena, was in town,
as We see by the Scott House Register
DR.. j. B. Bukcr has been here during the
week taking little rest from the arduous
duties of Physicians life in Missoula
county, and purchasing stock of Drugs.
Mr.. P. A. Largcy, of Virginia, has
gone to the Telegraph line and will return
in week. --Charley B. Simmons and J.
O'Rourke of Blackfoot came in to-day.
Mr.. Simmons, we believe. does not intend
starting Branch Hotel here, but the Hum
boldters are. nevertheless, delighted to see
him. Nearly all the strangers in town have
been looking for, and several of them en-.
gagged. business locations, of which We will
say word hereafter. 81. ;"
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. Blk 6ulch.-It is little strange that
what 10 the richest little gulch in Montana
should be called Blk, but his. o 1t Is over
the range from Deep There are only
about o dozen claims In it, al of which, We
believe, are owned by Cob g. w. Morse,
Gil Simmons, and Capt: Plaissed. They
are now ronniag 8 strsssof sluiceswish.12
men. ID Last summer they had only 4osmil
,utes water, and 1t that, we arc told,s tie
yield WAS about go per day to the ,man.
It would be,nics TO- havea IN interest in, that
ground this year. gsd Lie, . sissla fas'I
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Leased. -Messrs. Newman & KOhrs have
leased the Orc Elmo mines and Ditch-near
Silver Bow-to John Hays of Cable.
Terms, private. Mr.. Hays took possession
last Monday. Five strings Of sluices have
been running on the property. paying from
SIS to $40 per day to the hand. Mr. Hays
will run only three strings. Jack Bowers
has 1900 feet front Of ground below them
paying about $40 to the hand. Mr.: Bob
Harris says It Is the best paying ground and
the best mining LAY ont" in the country.
Robert knows. There arc some 20 men
working and the water is holding well. s'a /
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BATHS, BATHS. BATHS, BATHS
Occidental Bath House. Dees Lodge. reopened Sat
urday. April OFF,. Rented md IL good orde. Baths
$50. - r. PLCMNER.
Hnvinz secured the services Of VIM. E. Payne late
Of Helena one Of the 1rst Tonsosial Artists in the
West. cnstomers viii b. showed, shampooued and
Of the art, promptly and pleasantly. kP.
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aa DeRouche's Eccentrics.-The !sboveCom-
pany of Helcns {" Ministries and Musi-
clans has been giving : sencs' of entertain
ments in the Masonic Building during the
week, under the. management of Dick
White. II his been. family and hhau.
cially success, good and well-spleased
houses having greeted them every evening.
Profanity and vulgsniJ 'layeb een rigof-
.ously Sxcladsd. They have ibsea DAWN
lied by our best citizens and given univef.
sal satisfaction. The instrumental music,
dancing and burlesques are4aboys 'avBsgc
for first. class Minstrel Companies, Mt.
Holman having the lest music in his Shoes
we have heard since poor Dick Sitter turn.
I'd his. toss to -.tie unai1jan isuD.,; Miss
Chapman, Sparrow, and Kelly are also finc
dancers, and Mccarthy gets away Immense.
" with the supremacy ridiculous, IN. the
legitimate Ethiopian vagaries. They have
furnished. good amusement TO the town, and
~ they propose giving Silver Bow, Pioneer
and Nissuula call, before eoine to Cedar,
we recommeud them - = Company that
will give good satisfaction. !.
'cwrALboT. Wilson's sAaNEs " .a.,1.,.
Exchange, ".@-" "..
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~ THOSE WHO WAIT LOUISVILLE, c.
OAR CREEK, should obtain BOARD ~ LODGING
ut the $780,
4l:"a c.aG Louisville House, aog ,sT
NoxTDoY, DRoLETTE CO. 49, PRoP81BToDo
open Day and Night.
{3-st - MEALS AT ALL HOURS. ~ 3D. -
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:. - ROCKY MOUNTAIN DISPATCH. Nerth, west
Transportation Company proprictors. THROUGH
BILLS OF kADlN0. Ut lowest ns6s, gives over thie
Line from oil points East rte the PaciAc Railroad and
MULE TRAINS to any point in Montana. Fer Sates
and pasticslars Esquire q u- -aef '4s5.af.->aa. /
WATSON BROS. Agents,
81 Main 81, Helsas.
Rates 70 Deer Lodge came - to Helena at /
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49,. ihoN HYDRAULIC PIPE, 10 eoue.dsd By N
svassS,. 20. ~ sssspsse asttese 80 1olsSso "a
- -. ss1:aas sAseA Assv NJ ~ q =. q N
.-t@ "ta &ttFTt p@+# OHAA0H0 ~
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For 1ale..Billiard Table.

Weofer for sale ut tho Metropolitan Billiard Hall,
that class fOur pocket small size Billiard Table
Julius Bake, maker The table II nearly new, in tns
condition, and with good, live cushions. complete
Billiard Outfit will be furnished,
rare bargh iuSs offered. osI. - s@hMn !
'~,a,I -l n .LAN5 l. EMERSON. !
Deer Lodge, May 20 1870. -. -, +
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I'd Cedar Crcekers.4:-1n view Of good
subscription lists at Cedar Creek. and antici.
pating their rapid increase, the NEw Noafa 4.
WEsr win hereafter be delivered FREE of
carrier charges, At Cedar Junction, Louise
Vile, and the intermediate seven miles Of
Gulch. Mr.. Ben R Dittes il our author.
lied Agent at Cedar, and all subscribers
there win insure the prompt and regular
delivery Of The paper at their cabins, BY
furnishing him with their names and No.
of Claim. 'T'-~''t
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Peoples Popular Placey =
". TIE BANK EXCHANGE, DEER LODGE
~ Joe'S BAKERY At Helena, Is the best
Restaurant in the Territory and his tables contain an
the Injuries in the market Joe superintends in pe.
son. and therefore hs patrons ars not neglected Go
aud sec what Joe has for dinner, aud be satisfied.
e~NEW GOODS! GOODS !-R W Doupsll 4 Co.
received to-day direct from St Loats md New York
GUN BOOTS CALF BOOTS Fresh Cansed Goods Of
every kind, Hams, Lard and Bacon and general ~.
sortmcnt Of Wines, Liquors and merchandise, which
they offer at HELENA PRICES. 3.-.. ." h,.Es-
Deer Lodge, May q. -a
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Ths C6aseei has TIE fsealty q paaessg svssybodv.
~ ~ house. 10 'the loehiou." szxsoxs !;
af1a% Z. = = a sssnoa0
Par West Past Frsight.-Ws en- 'xttsn-
ton - ths' advertisements ss9of the above
transportation csapany 81 which Messn.,
J. B Wilcox 4 GO. are Agents In Deer
Lodge. The Company i wealthy, respon-
s,bles cid .h&r Agents I'M. At Cesinesa.d
IL the East are well known business men.
They ship from III p<incipal cities 70 Cor:
ihhe without change 81 tart Thsf con.
tracts ~ already heavy, And ths nsass Of
The Company enables the paaesaal fulfill,
mentuf alf a6ontracts.s . Consult the Ageuts
y to time, rates, quantitIss, etc. !,
, dleiilf s1Is67 cIo7m10Iw.csse...si
, Fra have n store = ~ NEW Nossaswssf Bsilat
'ias. Dsss IoAge. larp stock e. .cssircs1E =cs
CALu08lIA 31AD1 AADB CLOTHING,
10 ~ sold eas q Vbalpuels Rsieea. A..
q retail, without rsssFva 1he Soe b9xaias svee u
81 I'D Nea1eoa = 4 ein1eeD&a2 -
oaAAe BARGAINS n ooA1ss
Give = Ganhbe1l 1n6iag slsswAssa
A. - nVem - 49, 0eAs Oh ~
", ssis.,asap -es. a sIsard sa6a.i 80
sDs ~ H.. W.. - ~! \ =! ~
% 49, slst61at tsss5dSI - ~
y 1k1oSl1SNRsA Va
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Purchase and Psrpsse.-Mr. Mckinney
on THURSDAY evening bosght tho Richard.
.son lot, corner of.C. and Third ssreets, for
$3.50. Il ID the best purchase bargain psds
in thstown for mentha Mr. Nc viii build
ea.is And have completes. by Aususs, = two
stony isso5eh hsildinsD se17o feet, Thss IL
the kipd. of haildipss vsiike = - 70 ,pp.
Nhoa viii coQplsse 4ss1. ~. nsat ssene
building il Deer LDdgefids. .ss,aua .rit
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06 s+f23 40 10 s06 s00
Golden Crown! Golden Crown
just received invoice Of these Cigars the favortss
Of Montana Smokefs which We ase selling At regula
ton prices--two bits. Call At our new store,
Next door 70 3 Wilcox . Co., Main street. I.
LEWIS = COLEMAN.
I'D ,ar Dr. 40 vsr26r r. al, as
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3O,OOO human beings have died from the effects
Of drinking icc.water, $1,000 have deceased fon nr
$1,000 departed from kerosene and SoOOV from ether
disasters, bus not ono has psrshed Or rowQ old BY
drinking the delicious beverages sold at the Excesisr
Bowling Alley. Moral Drink At the Excelsior.
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Just received at A. Lavcnberg Co.'S No. 10
Main street, Helena. fine lot Of Wooden DseAC Goods,
Cloaks, Silk DesseA Fur Capes, ,Muls, Ladies' and
Ckdrens Hats and Donnets, and other desirable and
fashionable goods. B.. ra-. n,'s ST.
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PreJeetsl. r1s(fse e.l:asef' Of 6aliasin,
gave uss call this week He has been 70 c..
dar, and says Il Il he best oanpi. the conn.
tsy. 7Atlsast ~ thinks isgood enough aoijns.
ifyhanin putting ID sfeaxSt Nsoss Greek;
snd buiidiue Z road from thereto, Oedas
Joncssos, which: enterprises 'uill he aesu-
meacedi a. soon - he can :'nakstA6 tsip d
Gallasih and return. The route itAia win
cover has I'll. along been . favogslly eoas
sidered one by Cedar Cssskssaya i bat tho
a,noant Of tnvestn,ent involved has preciu-
ded pu,sles from est2hllshiugit It, The Cdm.
miasieaan Of 'MissopAchavA Ne areiafom-
ed, authorized the, road.7D .as,af r.;g,,n,
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WANTED riiRiif c Class ,sxfGttrrl1Es - o..
who practically ssdsrJsahds ~ reduction Z xenei
Sssoas enleaa sssa 1np,ey1set givea hpnea llSely
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..rxRs wR1onrs BOARDING. HOUSE, c sa
House Square, Deer Lodge-Havins removed into Z
cw and commodious house, few guests ean b ~
commodated with BOARD AND LOD0lN0 By ran
DAY OR WEEK. Rates reasonable :: lit, rr.oi
:. &3-ts g.. .,.... MRS. A. WRIGHT.