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For New YoRK.-Through passengers iron

FOR NEW YORK. Through passengers from
the East to New York via the Old Colony 8,
Newport railway and the Narragansett steam
ers, have the choice of few hours stay, either
in Boston or Newport. All the afternoon trains
from Boston TO Fall River or Newport, as late
as z o'clock, will take passengers who have
coupon tickets. The privilege of remaining in
Newport in the most exciting time of day with
out extra charge is one to be appreciated by
travellers who desire to explore the principal
features Of the route they pass over. Return
ing East, passengers can avail themselves of
the early train from Newport that lands them
in Boston in time to make all eastward con-
nections without hurry or hustle, or they can
tarry in Newport until 10. 80 a. m,
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TIE NORTH SCnooL.-The examination of
the North School took place yesterday, the
primaries in the morning, the grammar de-
partment in the afternoon. The disc pline of
the school is very fine, from the little creatures
on the lower floor to the older children up
stairs. We were particularly pleased with the
reading, that in Miss Peters roo.. being wor-
thy OF any institution of learning. The gym
nast;e exercises performed to the music of pop
ular airs, we look upon as Que of the most i'm
portant features and think it should be intro
duced in every school, not emitting the High
School. In the morning, in Miss Peters room,
little Master Bailey made most admirable
speech, thanking the parents and committee
for their attendance, hoping that they would
find that the school had made great progress
since the last year, for they had put on their
seven league boots and intended to make such
strides in improvement that they should con-
tinually be called up higher. The dialogues
were very prettly spoken, and showed that
great care had been taken in the instruction
OF the children in defamation. Miss Peters
was presented with beautiful photograph of
Evangeline, prettily framed, by her scholars,
Miss Crafts with very handsome silver nap
kin ring and beautiful book by her first class.
and Miss Bancroft with very handsome silver
vase by her scholars.
The statistics of the school are as follows:
NORTH SCHOOL, Primnru Dpnnrfmepf
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ENcoURAGINa.-Ane exchange says that "32-
| 600 of an Old Fashioned Girf' have been called
for. For heavens sake let the rumor be con-
frmed. We should be glad to swap off the
Girl Of the PERIOD for something natural and
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AUCTION SAFES.
SheriTs Sale.

STATE OF MAINE.-CUMBERLASD, So.
A TTACHED on a writ, and Will be ro,d nj nph,,,
first day OF July, A. D. 1870 at len o'cIo, y III ~
forenoon at the store OF Atwood e ,mpany No 5Y
Commerciai street. IN Portland, In said touotv IN.
following described personal property, to VIII: ~
Twenty four (24l "a rels -four, ExchsDq7 brand
Dated at said Portland this 25ih day OF ,Jnrs
d., $50. M. ADAMS, Deputy sheriff.
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AMATEUR THEATRICALs.-As general rue
amateur theatricals are bore rather than a
pleasure. The ease and grace of finished act
resses and actors rarely come naturally to
novices; they are acquired only by familiarity
with the stage, and familiarity is bred of expe-
rience. For this reason we always shrink from
the youthful exhibitions OF presumed talent
fearing, lest we shall find the comedy turned
into tragedy; fearing lest the impromptu
stage will break down, or the curtain give way,
or the actors fail to commit their parts, which,
alas is too common failing with not only
amateurs but professionals. 1t is, therefore, a
double qualification which is received when an
amateur performance is success because it is
so unexpected.
Such was the nature of an entertainment
given by an advanced French class at an up
town residence last evening. About folt-
night previous the invitations had been issue
and small but appreciatiye audience was in
attendance. The bill for the evening was the
French play 'Les Doigts des Fees" or "Fary
Fingers" a charming comedy The principal
characters were the Countess de Lesneven
Count de Lesneven, TristaL, son of the Count,
Bertha the little daughter of the Countess
Helen, neice of the Countess, Richard de Ker-
brand, an English gentleman, and several
other characters.
The plot Of the play is to the effect that Iris.
tan, the Counts son, falls in love with Eelen
his cousin, who is so unfortunate as to come
within the class yclept ''poor relations The
discovering the fact turns Helen out
in order to nip the growing passion in
But Helen, thrown upon her own
s,possess fortune in her needle, hav.
ne occasion made dress in few hours
aud excellent q seamstress does she
happen to be. She makes her way to London,
and there establishes by patient exerton a eel.
ebrated "naaJasin des modes,' from which she
has realized a magnificent fortune. The Count
and Countess have in the meantime experience.
ed reverses of fortune and become very poor
Helen hears of their troubles, comes forward
and nobly rescues them from their difficulties
and in the end marries Tristan and the curtain
falls on happy couple.
The play was handsomely mounted, elegant
1y costumed and charmingly acted. All tn,
minor as well as principal characters were cap
italy taken, and our only regret-is that the
audience was necessarily small on account o
the limited accommodation of the apartments
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SHAW, 147 Middle street, has just returned
from visit to the manufacturers with 100
dozen mems and boys straw hats, all new
styles and bought at reduced prices. They
will be sold low. 1 shall open to-day the Dick
ems straw hat, now having great run in Bos-
ton. ie25-d1W
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DEGREES CoNFERRED.-At the Commence
ment exercises which took place at Hazard
College on Tuesday last the following degrees
were conferred upon Maine men:-Edward W.
Fox, of Portland, and John Gregg Beckett, Of
Calais, LII. B.. George Beck with Stevens, o.
Cast:ne, NJ. D.; Henry Gannett, of Bath, and
Jos. II. Bridge. of Augusta, NJ. E c. c.
Sheldon, of Watervile, M. NJ. Weston, OF
Bangor, and Chas. r. Woodland, of Bangor, A.
A. B.
Woodward graduated eleventh scholar in the
class of 70 and stood sixth in rank for the
Senior year. Sheldon stood twenty first and
ranked sixteenth during Senior year. Weston
stood thirty-ninth for the course and ranked
thirty ninth during Senior year. The class
graduated 126 members
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TIL r PRESS
Friday Morning, July l, 1870.
Portland aud Vicinity.
New Advertisem ne nts this Day

SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Fruit Jars N. Ellsworth.
10. U. F. IN. q. Cummings.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Portland Theatre. :. VIM. c. Thompson.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Fourth Of July Celebration.
Steam Eng nes. ...J G. hoadey Co.
Notice. ii. DIR. LePr hon.
To Let. =. NJ. +. Walker.
II the adv
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ORIN HAWKES. & Co, manufacture great
variety of Mems and Boys clothing, 292 Con-
CT
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NOTWITHSTANDING all that is said as to price
for Clothing, You can always save money by
purchasing of @. w. Rich & Co., store 173
Fore Street
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NEW YORK, June uornino.-Gold has been
firm and dull. The opening price wa- 11a from
which it declined to 11l and has since advanced to
111H.
The Money market is ,sy at unchanged rates.
Foreign Exchange is lower at 1899 a 1l0a.
Government bouds have been strong and active.
The Stock market opened strong and has since been
steady, with the Western railways the In ain fea-
lures OF interest.
NEW YORK, June 3d. afternoon. - Gold closed
Governments advanced q pei cent, with an
active demand from investors and comparatively
small offerings OF stock on hand, they being much
smaller than usual.
1904 "a 1899.
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Grass Mt Auction.

ON Saturday, july 81, at O'Clock P. NJ, we shall
" sell the grass on ahout 20 acres OF laad s'tra-
tel about 12 mile from Turkeys Bridge, on the Lunt
place, Westbrook.
Forparticulars call on thu auciinneer,. Terms cash
jnu29td +. o. BAILEY & CO., Austionser.,
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cheap, go to Duran's, opposite foot of Ex-
change street. tfSSs
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The EIGHTH WONDERFUL the seven won
ders of the world an eighth has been added. 1t
is a fluid without bad smell, sediment, or col
or, that changes the grayest hair to its youth
full shade, in from five to ten applications
This prodigy of the age is Phalon's Vitalia, or
Salcation for the Hair. Sold by all druggists
and fancy goods dealers. je27-eod1w
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THE FoURTH.-The boys will ind plenty Of
cheap Pistols, Ponder, and Caps at Bailey's
Gun and Fishing Tackle Store, 48 Exchange
street, sign of the golden RIFLE"
ie24tiy2
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A FINE lot of Blue, Black, and Fancy
Frock Coats in all sizes at Duran's, No. 10,
opposite foot Of Exchange street. tf&ys
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New LOT just received of those SO 90 Double
and Twist suits-the best suit for the price in
town, at Duran's, foo OF Exchange street.
ie30tf&Hs
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IT you wish for India rubber hose go to
Cooper & Co.'S, 100 Federal street. They keer
all kinds of Plumbing materials, and sell
them as low as at any store in the city. Try
them. May 5-tf.
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Stocks were more actve on 6 a. th , Hua
when the prices were generally nearly up to the high
est point of the day.
The rates for first class freight the lines between
this city and Chicago Will be advanced to the old
standard to morrow, bnt there will be no immediate
change in the passenger fares.
The following the closing quotations OF Railway
Stocks
Pacific Mail .....-. All
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JOB PRINTINo.-Send your orders for job
Printing to the Daily Press Printing House
where they will be promptly attended to at the
lowest possible rates. VIM. NJ. MARKS.
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THE
|CentralRailrOad
OF IOWA.
$50 Miles I'm Length.
Now Nearly COmnleted.

This Company are now pushing their work
forward with great rapidly, and the entire lire
necessary to connect St. Louis and st. Paul is
season. The fact that this enterprise has been
undertaken by combination of leading bank
ers and railroad capitalists of well known
wealth, experience and ability, insures its early
completion and future success.
The road runs through the richest and most
thickly settled portion of Iowa, and is built
in the interests of the great Northern system
of roads which centre at st. Paul. The
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-07-01

You can buy the best paper collars on Fore
Street, boxes for cents, or Tor six cents.
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LARGE men can always find clothes 20 fit
them at G.. W. Rich & Co., 173 Fore Street.

The REASON WHY.-The immediate cause
Of premature fading or blanching of the hair
is an obstruction of the oil vessels which af-
ford the coloring matter. The remote causes
may be general i'll health, trouble of mind,
ETC. Hence, in order to restore its natural
color and beauty the oil vessels must be re-
stored to their normal condition. 1t is on this
principle that NATURES HAIR RESTOR-
ALIVE is compounded, and it has proved
complete success, wherever faithfully applied.
1t IS not poisonous dye, consequently the eff
feet IS gradual, and in severe cases two or
three bottles are necessary to produce the de-
sired result All Druggists sell it, jy1-2t
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-07-01

A new assortment of Kid Gloves, in all the
light shades, together with a large lot Of Fans.
in all colors and white, arrived at Davis & Cos
vastardav
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ForRrn or JuIY-f3y reference to the

Fourth OF JULY.-13y reference to the new
advertiser . ut column it will be seen that tue
c,multtee on the rowing regatta have chosen
the judges and drawn up the regulations tor
the races. In regard to the race for working
boats.the committee wish all the entries to be
made as early as possible, and if there should
be several BOATS entered pulled by one nan
and several pulled by more than one man, they
will be divided into two classes and a second
prize given; otherwise not 1t will also be
seen that there will be grand sailing regatta,
which will form most important feature In
the DAVIS amusement, besides trial of steam
lire engines for silver trumpet or its equiva-
lent. 1t will be seen that tire day is pretty
thoroughly taken up and those who wish to
witness everything will have to fly round pretty
lively
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New YORK. June 80. Cotton lower; sales COO
M ang az % 1000
80 q 6 %; Round Hoop Ohio at 10 0 6 20; West
ern at 90 g go; Southern at 6 90 @ss5. Wheat lie
better and heavy; sales 1000 BUSH; No. Spring
at 81 @ IS; No: 2 Spring a. % g iso; 10. 8
e e az 1a2 g AZ; Corn 1c better; sales 900
State at CT q Coo; Western at SO a Csc. Pork dull
and heavy; new mess at 20 80; prime at % 90 g
% 50; Lard shade frmer; scan at a q lclc; Ret:
State at % q 32c. whiskey lower; Western free al
20 g 90 Rice quiet; Carolina at 8 q Sc. sugar
Of Ole; No. - Dutch st,fndard at Toe; Havana al
y @ 9sc. Naval Stores dull; Spirits Turpentine at
q s ke 1T 60 q 81 a 81 70 ~,
to Liverpool frmer; cotton Id; wheat SD.
CHICAGO, June 3d. Flour unchanged. Wheat
less active at O4I Tor No. 2. Corn advancing; No
visions dull: Mess Pork at 20 50 q 2s75. ard al
1885, Dry sailed shoulders &c; short lib mddI.
n at aaG %s1 rG M ds nss IN 70 n
Cattle trmer at 4 80 q 100 for butchers to extra
premium steers.
Receipts 500 bbls. -four. 5000 bush. wheat
500 bush. corn 10000 bush. oats 1850 bush rye
1900 bush. barley, 4, 800 hogs.
shipments-2,zOO bbls. -four, 1000 bush. wheat
$4,000 bush corn. 1906 bush. oats, A, 200 hogs.
CINCINNATI, June 80 Whisky quiet. Mess Pork
dull 90 IS "a $500. Bulk Meats-,houlders at 113c
sides at 141 a 14se. Bacon lower; clear rides at lf
a 16lc; shoulders at l34c; clear sides tic. Lard dull
at &c.,
New ORLEANS. juno 3O-Cotton stealy; Mid
ding uplanis at 19c.
MOBILE June so.-Cotton quiet; Middlng up
lands at 17Ic.
CHARLESTON, June 3O.-Cotton dull; Middling
uplands at 1ssc.
SAVANNAH. June 80. - Cotton dull; Middlina
uplands at Isle.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, June 30-11.30 A. NJ Consols 922 fol
money and account.
American securties-U. S. 5-2O's, 1862, 500 dc
1865, old, 80: do 1867 500; U S. 10-4Os, Sc. Erie
shares 49, Illinois Central. shares ia. Atlantic &
Great Western shares 70.
LIVERPOOL, June 30-11.3) A. M-Cotton Mid
ding upands Al q 10}d. California Wheat los 81 q
los Cd; Red Winter 9s Cd; Red Western. No. 2, 8
lOd.
LIVERPOOL, June So-1.so P. M Lard firm at 7cs
LONDON, jim 3O-4 80 P. M.-Cocsols 90 tor mon
| ey and account t5
American securities United States 5-2Os 1862, a
9ot: do 1865. old, 9Ol; do 1867 49,, U 1o-4ts ss4
Erie shares 10. Illinois Central shares ia. Atan
| tic & Great Western shares 20.
| LIVERPOOL Juue 30-4.3O P. NJ Cotton quiet
Mlddling uplands 9bi; sales 10000 bales. Corn
| a 30s 80.
PARIS, June 3d. The weekly statement of tn
Bank Oh France, shows that the amount Of bullio1
in the vault has decreased u DOC francs since tn
| last report
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GLITTERING TEETH.-Not only does SOzO-
DON'T impart the wHITENEss of the pnrest por-
celain to the teeth, but its POLISH, too They
glisten after being brushed with it, like the in
ner surface of an ocean shell, and the effect Of
this peerless dcntrice is to render the enamel
as hard and indestIuctble as adaMant.
Save and mend the pieces, use "SPALDING's
GLUE" ie27-eod1w
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The Grammar departmen Mt in the afternoon
showed the fruits of thorough training, the first
class in arithmetic appearing perfectly CONVEX
SAINT with what they had been over. The 9TH
er branches bad evidently received careful
study, and we understand that the school will
send class of forty-fve for examination for
admission to the High School.
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ALWAYS send your friends to G. w. Rich
Co., for Clothing. store 173 Fore Street.
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BANKs-The following semi-annual divi-
dends have been declared by the Banks, and
are payable on and after to-day:
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The man who, for sinful love of pelf.
Adulterates our TODD by com t,Oun Ia vile

Such man is not the inventor of Gold Med
al Saleratus 1t is an article, says the Edin-
borough Journal, destined to promote loDgevi-
ty throu yhout the civilized world
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Go to Burleigh's 81 Middle street, and get
your clothing at less price than the small
manufacturers can buy the cloth. We mean it,
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PARAsoLs at Davis g. Co.'S, Their assort-
ment is complete.
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FOR SALE.

TWO good secondhand. Flue Boilers, thirty ieet
i long, each, and one twenty EIGHT feet long. Dr.
ameter OF each iorty-two inches.
Will be said at a bargain.
Portland, or No Springs Island, saeo, where they
may be seen,
JOSEPH ROBSON.
Portland, March LIST, 1870. mardltt
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-09-30

Mr.. +. G. Evarts. who strayed and cot
i0st rom tue sc'W"sonc i'sr'y. ~ viii
missing From circumstances recently
brought 10 light, It is thought Ivy some that
he encountered the fugitive coach robbers.
and las been killed hy them. Detectives.
VIII" a-c !" search Of tho road agents, were
'ccking them in that direction. and ca,nc
upon tho notices posted to guide the mis-.
sing man to camp. Mr.. Gillette and 9th.
crs still pursue the search.
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Celar.-Our Cedar Cssek correspondent
sends Us the following per Wednesdays
mail Joe Magee, Esq.,, of the M,ssoula
Pioneer, after sojourn of . week at &c.
dar Creek. left yesterday. we'll pleased with
the people and . large ipre.paid) list Of
subscribers. JOe was the last Of our Terri
torial newspapers representatives who visi.
ted this camp, and made good bis title of
''Chanpion rustler" of Montana, having
received unqualified, substantial endorse
mcnt of his enterprise. Reports from
Quartz Gulch continue favorable concern
ing that small portion of the mines already
opened and lying in the canyon, where the
shallowness of the ground facilitates ope.
rations. However. no more 10 known of
this deep ground in this gulch than that in.
dications are favorable, and no result can
he arrived at until ne1s Spring.
Cedar Junction is dormant. John White
s Co.'s shaft lies idle in the almost deserted
town, . monument OF much lost labor and
grub. But two brave men have driven
their stakes for the winter in the City of
empty houses: Mr.. ]. A. Robinson and
Andrew Boyington. who will be found
ready to minister to the comforts of travel.
lers during the coming winter.
1t IL with regret that the departure of
Mr.: Jackson. the gentlemanly and obliging
agent of Gilmer ard salisbury's Express
line, was noticed few days ago. No bet.
ter men ever run . saddle train, and his
uniform kindness to every one is CRATE.
fully remembered
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The Pioneer Road.-Nr. Dounhouer in
forms us that some $1,000 of the money
subscribed for the construction of tho Pho
ncer Road 10 still uncollectetl. The indebt.
edncss is principally on the Pioneer end 81
the route. and We understand M. d. pur.
poses obtaining permission from the Coun
~ Commissioners TO take possession of the
road, keep It in repair, and collect tolls sui:
Gcient to pay the Indebtedness Of 81 200,
and when SO collected. again turn the road
over to the County. Mr.: D. has faithfully
performed his contract and should be- re.
Enumerated.
Rockcr.-Wc are in receipt of the fol.
lowing items from Rocker City: MI. Pattee
has purchased Mr.. Owens interest in the
firm of Pa,tec s. Co. The business will bc
conducted under the same firm name rs be.
fore. On Tuesday of last week. a China
thief from Silver Bow was detected In the
act Of stcalinga wheclharrow from one Of
miners. and was tied up and 100 lasl,es al >
ministered to the culprit A que. rious Gus.
tom In California Furnishes Chinese thieves
by cutting off the pig-,ail which adorns
their hcad-gcar aud should be adopted in
Montana
Dances were held In the Hall 1t Rocker
On Friday. Saturday and Tuesday eve
nings, and were well attended.
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Deer Lodge r. O.-During the month
Of September six thousand letters have
been stamped at this o.lcc-an average of
200 per day. Sixty money orders have
been issued. aggrcsating one thousand
eight hundred and thirty one dollars. The
efficient management of Postmaster Stack.
pole and Deputy p. H. Johnson 10 com.
mcndablc. and VIC do not believe there IL q
post Office in Montana which makes fewer
errors.
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Theatre. We arc pleased tn learn from
the Helena papers that Mr.. Lanerishc and
comrany, assisted by Mr.. and Miss Coul.
dock. are drawing good houses during the
Territorial Fair. Mr.. c. appeared as Luke
Fielding, ibis master piece), In the xvii.
low Copsc," on Monday night, to a. crowd.
ed house. We hope II soon have tho pleas
urc Of seeing the Couldocks behind cur foot.
lights. and can assure them they will meet
. cordial greeting.
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Court House.-Thc County Court House
has been undergoing repairs for the past
two weeks, under the skillful supervision
of Mr.. Harry Carroll. and the inside walls
nnd ceilings look rs bright as a new dollar.
having hecn rcplastcrsd and hard finished
throughout. The work 10 superb and re-
fleets credit upon the contractor.
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New Rpal to nelcna.--Alr. Dounhouer is
now engaged in surveying new route tn
Helena which, If practicable. will shorten
the distance between Deer Lodge and that
burg nearly fifteen miles, The project is a
worthy one.
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Some P!ank.-Wc saw urloadcd to-day,
for the new hotel. 20 planks, each measuring
81 feet IN length. Is inches wide and 2 inches
thick. They were sawed by Murphy & Co.'S
mill. and arc the largest board production
We have seen in Monnna.
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20 oar fathfn hesss safs aad spsedy szassk aud "a
sech ether, pleasant company. Ths older sestlemeu
Of tho party endured the hardships Of the arauons
trip as well ~ the tendcre, spsouts and while few viii
ehiak trip to Be repeatsd. none will cease 70 be
Ga" In their hearts thst In the mild September day Of
20 they looked On Natars's grandeur from Pokelys
Peak. -=a -s~.gE- -. "a, [' n
DEER LODGE September a ls7o. H sss 20 ".