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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-11-02

NEW BOOKS, Just received at
~ POrter's Boo Store.
BancrOfts History U. s. 9 vol.
United States D-ispensatOry,
Clark's Commentary on New Testament,
SCOTS do do do
The Heart or the Continent,
Hume Hut. England,
Encyclopedia OF Religious knowledge,
illustrated Life OF Christ,
RecollectiOns OF a Busy Life,
Encyclopedia OF Literature.
Hugh Millers Works, In 10 vols.
IOuatt IN the Horse,
Gibbons Rome, 6 vols.
Dicks Works, 5 vols.
Hotel Registers,
Kane's Attic Explorations,
Night Scenes In the Bible,
Richardson's Beyond the Mississippi,
Warren's Household Physician,
The Andes and the Amazon,
Opportunities fer Bushes. by Freddy,
-Four years among Spanish Americans,
Companions OF my Solitude.
Stepping Heavenward,
DR., Smiths Old Testament History,
Resources OF Pacific slope,
Waverly Novels in 5 vols.
Life OF Audubon,
Dichens' Works In : y vols.
DR.. Chase's Receipts,
Letters OF Washington Irving
Oct. %, lS7O-3t.
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FOR SALE.-The subscri-

harm FOR SALE.-The subscri-
Der. DESTROYS Of going west, offers for sale
the farm which. he now lives on IL miles
south OF the city limits Of Warren, u, con-
tanning SlZ acres Of land, a large portion
being No. l river bottom: the whole being
very suitably divided into pillow, meadow
and timber land. For the last y years II
has been almost exclusively kept for stock,
and nearly thewhole is well seeded to grass.
The Improvements are a large brick house,
tenant or dairy house, barns, sheds. cribs,
&c, &c. The farm Is not eIcellrd by any
farm in Northern Ohio, fOr gazing, ana IS
especially ~adspEdto dairying, and Of SUM-
cient capacity for 100 COWS. II not sold by
the 18th Jan. lS7l, will be for rent for n term
OF years. The house IS allied from cellar to
garrett with all thsappliancOs that any fami-
ly Of moderate expectations would require,
y will b Jumped on with the farm. II
sold to-day possession given tomorrow.
g. W. SEARS.
Warren Nov. 2 ISTO-tE.
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Hartford . nj for OrangevIue Union School
tOE added for Mineral RidgeSpecal School ID Is for Miles Union School
Tie County TuHmersO office viii 81 open FOR the reception or taxes from te 10th DAY
GQr66G o the 10Th day OfDecember $50 after Whclt meh the penalty wi be added.
,onehafthe above taxes must b paid on or before the 9th day o December $50 and
oI soaeen on or before the 9fh day ofJune, ISL. Tz0u returned deHQaR1 H6eaD
In asses where parties ave not worked their road tax or Uve in a Tnto, s.bool MS
tuctth he mills and fractions ola mulin tbs road an Especial r50TTc JH1SNr mus
1e Iddel deducted In Hartford township tothe' total Township COUNTY, dStaie In
order % get the rate BY which their tai Is figured 4"
ONCE hours from 8 TO - A. N. and from I to P. n.
Treasurrs ONCE Warren. o, Oct p IaO-6w. THOs.A BRIEFLY. ca Trs.
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DANKRUPTCY.

~ I III.
DIn The District Court OF the United
states, for the Northern District OF Ohio.
In the matter OF Newton U. Fanslar, "a Al
B~ankrupts. In Bankruptcy. A warrant IN
Bankruptcy has been issued by aid Csurt
against the estate OF NewtOnQ Eanslef, Da~
ytd Fansler, samuel Fepsler, aud James
hyde. Of Cleveland, o. n The county OG
CuyahOga, and OF Bristol, In the county of
Trumbul, OF tAe state Of Ohio, In aid Dis
trict. ad5=1ged B~ankrupts uPoa the petition
Of tie N Nat Bank o. Cleveland, ct. al
their creditors; and the payment OF any
debts. and the delivery Of any property be-
longing to said Bankrupts, 70 them or 10.
their use n the transfer Of any property
by them. are forbidden by law.
\ meeting Of the Creditors OF said Bank
rupts. to prove their debts and choose one or
more assignees OF their estates, will be held
at a Court OF Bankruptcy 10 be holden N
Cleveland, in said District, on the 10Th daV
OF Nov. ISL, at 10 o'clock. a. N. Al the once
Of Myrun R. Keith, Esq. one % the Regis
terS IN Bankruptcy Of said Cnurt.
HARRY THOMPSON.
Deputy Z. 8. Marshal, Messenger
Mason a Kahn, Att'ys for Petitioners,
r -, lS7e2L
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Official returns from all the congress
sioaai Setricts in Pennsylvania show q
Republican MEotty on the whole vote
Of 4,293. The Democrats mad been claim
ing 10 have carried the State.
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THE VOTE OF OHIO,

The official vote Of Ohio, for the cleo
ton held this fall, gives a Republican
majority OF l7,0Se. The total Repub-
lican vote was 22I,7O9. Total Democatic
vote, 2O4,679. Total Prohibition vote,
2ss6. Total aggregate vote in the State,
1916.
The vote in the Nineteenth Congress
sional district stands as follows;
AsHTARCLA.
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MILLINERY MIlLlNERYI
AT RACONSRuRG

MRS. NJ. \. BROOKS & HATTIE
I1MERRI, would respectfully solicit the
attention OF their numerous patrons and
mends,tothel largeand well selected stock
Of Millinery. The extensive PATRONAGE du-
ring the past season has made IL necessary
for Us 70 bring on q larger, and better select-
ed stock OF millinery than has ever been
brought 70 the place before. We are also
dealingi In Ladies Hair Switches, side Curls.
Ghtgnons, &C. aud are prepared 70 supply
embrace every thing In the Millinery depart
ment. - and see for yourselves. Rooms
over Brooks & Hadsells Hardware Store
Maia s.. BRconsburg. loot. s lS7O-2mos
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TREASURERS' EOTICE--TAKES OF 1870.

IN uuuan of law l. TIOS q BRIEFLY, Treasurer OF Tunbuu County, Ohio, here
by give notice that the rates oTaTss for the year Gne thousand eight hundred m sew
dretthso 4 mill Ieyedo N eaehd dollar and the number fcnts n each hundred dollars
oIIaEable PropsUyd in the several townships ", -,
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New Advertisements.
SSIGNEES SALE

N 0oAONE LES GALE.
IA h entire stock Of goods lately owned
Dy John Z. Pelrce At MesOpotamia, Ohio.
together with all other property by him
owned, and 10 me assigned, viii be sold at
public auction at my store in MesOpotamia,
commencing on the LIST day Of December,
A. D.. lS5O, q TO continue from day to day
until all are sold. All sales under ten dol
lars cash, over ten dollars a credit OF ninety
days, without Interest, upon notes with APP
proved security being given.
JAMES X MARSH, Assignee.
Nov. . lS7O-4t
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GTRAN COW.-StTayed from the
Osubscriber in Warren. about two weeks
sInce. a white COW, midling size, giving
milk from three teats. On the return OF the
COW or any information that will lead TO her
recovery, n liberal reward will be given.
GEO. CLEMENS, Jr.
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THE PATENT TOY GUN, makes
n report as lOud as a pistol-any boy can
work Il. IL cannot iniure any One-and is
splendid every way, at ADAMS Bookstore.
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GEO. ADAMS has just moved into
his new store-rOom, on 81. where
he is Just receiving from New York, a SPLEEN
did stock new Ooks-a nne lot Of new wall
apaper-and the largest stock OF Fancy Goods
ever brought TO Warren. They will be
worth looEingat,
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TXECUTOR'S NOTICE.-The I'M
Idersignedhas been appointed and duly
qualified as Executor OF n last will and
bull County, Ohio, decd. Persons having
Chains against the estate are notified 70
present them for allowance and payment at
an early day. WA. 7. SPEAR,
Ex'r Ruth J., Adgate, decd.
Warren. o., Nov. . lSl0-3t.
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nuRIIr SALE

DUBLIC SALE.
III The subscriber having sold his farm will
sell az public sale at his residence in Brace
Vile, two miles from Newton Falls, on the
road from Newton Falls to Warren, on
saturday, Nov. y, 1870, cOmRencing prompt
y At 10 O'Clock. a. m, the following property
to-Wit. Two Horses, 10 Cows and Heifers,
Hay by the ton, Corn Fodder, Corn and oats
by the bushel, Farming Utensils and many
other articles too numerous to mention.
Terms madek known on day Of sale.
II. ". MERWIN.
l. c. MERRILL, Salesman.
New. ?, lSTO-2tH
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New Advertisements.

7 IST OF LETTERS
LUnclalmed, remaining in the Warren
Fust Omce. tuesday, Nov. ]. 1870.
COndy johns Kennedy Master las.
DeteShel Peter Lake Kline
Guillemette Maxi Longmnre MnE mIyS
MIN Morse Eva
GriSwOld II Stiger George
Goodwin TN hi Denmark Miss civ
Hines Miss & Wear a
hnimn Mrs EliZabethWilliams John "
rAHave your letters directed in care OF
you box.
Those marked with q TAR are foreign.
Persons wishing 20 obtain the above. viii
please 10 call for advertised letters.
II not called for in 80 days will be sent 70
dead letter Office.
ONCE hours, 80 A. NJ, to 30 p. ".
H H TOWNSEND. p. n.
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TROPICAL WORLDS.

An illustrated description OF MAN Ma
TCRE In the POLAR y EQUATORIAL RE-
GIoSs OF THE GLOBE. BY Or. q, Hart
Nig, AGthoF OF "HarnOnies OF
Nature" &C., &C.
a work Of absorbing interest and replete
with usefulinfOrmati0n OF the two great op-
posed regions OF the globe, setting forth In
a popular manner. some OF the most i'm
pOrtant results OF the travel and research Of
modern times. in these two great countries.
100 Royal octave pages. DO nne and spirit
ed illustrations, from designs furnished by
artists INT travellers In the regions 20 which
they relate. A rare chance Tor experienced
Agents, Teachers apd other intelligent, ener-
gelc men to make money fast,
For Circulars giving terms aud full das-
eription, address JOHNSON & McCLAIN,
T3fSansOm ST., Phila., Pa lnOv-2-4t DAco.
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MESMERINE.

AIRS. w. H. NUMBERS Great
WI O~dirroydnf BloodR emedV,a positive and
never failing remedy fort all diseases Of the
Blood, Liver and Spleen. For Dggpepsid &c Is
a radical cure. For sale by Hoyt & Spear,
No. S Main ST., Warren, Ohio.
Oct. d. lS70-3ma
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-11-02

JUVENILE and Sabbath School
q Books just received from New York and
Boston, a large and valuable variety OfJuUe-
nile Books, desirable for G1bbdfk Schools and
young readers. PORTER1S Book store.
Oct. &-3t.
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NIARRIAGES.

The total tax to be collected in Geauga
amounts to SOS, 6S5,27.
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EoTlT 81 C0NEoN HLEAg

~ 49,
In Carol County, on ian. "a. April sd and
u stark County, on Feb, 9lth, SuRs 9Th,
aud Nov. 9th.
In Colum6iana County, on Jan. soth, May
2d. and Oct. 10th.
In Mahoning County, on Jan 10th, May
"a, and Sept 18th.
u PoTEaFs County, on Jan, 9Th, April Sd,
IN Trqmbul County, on Feb. ath, June
5th, and Nov. 9Th.
In Lake County, on Feb. 18th. May sd and
Sept. 18th.
m Geauga County. GA gan. It'll SEaFph ata.
and sept. 9Th.
IN AsBtqbgla COnnty. on Jan. I'D, June
5th, and Oct. 18th.
You viii enter THIS order on the Journals
of the Distriet CauFt and Court OF Common
Pleas, and cause the same 70 be published as
required by law.
Witness the signatures OF the Judges OF
said District, at gainesville, this 5th day Of
NORMAN L. CHAFFEE,
J0sERH EREASE.
PHILO b. COSAST,
GEO. NJ. FUTILE,
Judges OF the Court Of Common Pleas OF
the Ninth Judicial District.
o. 4 hue eagy, EDWARD SPEAR, Jr..
csn2 Iqtlf- Clerk.
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DISTRICT cOyR4.

AlhEEALE GOlh4
In Stark COUn.y. on April atL,
In COlumbiana County, on-April 25th,
In Trumbul County, on May 18th,
In Lake County, on May 18th,
In Carol County, ON April nth,
In Mahoning County, on May LIST,
In Portage County, on May 9Th,
In Geauga County, on May 18th.
In Ashtabula County, on May 18th.
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CHERIFFS SALE.
Saturday, the 26th day Of Nov. Is

business, Wedding and Address
DCards in the latest styles, at the
CHRONICLE 0FEIOE
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SO MADE FROM 5O CtsI

Something urgently needed by everybody.
Call and see; or y samples sent postage
paid for 50 cts that retail easily Tor SO. r.
l.. WoLcorT. Isl haitian 50, n. Y. It.
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w ANTED-AGENTS, $50 per dan TO sell
w the celebrated HOlE SHUTTLE GEW-
NO MACHLNE. Has the under feed makes
the lock stitch" talike on both sidesg and Is
yhly licensed; The bes, and cheapest family
Sewing Machin in the market. Address
Johnson, CLARK & Co. Boston, Mass,
pittsburgh, Pa, Chicago. Ill, or St Louis
MO. NOV. 2 nACo-4t.
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Ihere were enlisted IN the l4tn ONO
Battery % men from Geneva, as fol-
lows:
J B Burrows, Albert II Lockwood,
H II Burrows, Ozro A Myres,
A A Burrows, Tho's McGovern,
Henry F Bowers, Gilbert F MOrden,
George F Case, Daniel 3 Sims,
VIM. p DearloYe, Eugene D stowe,
Alex. c FObes, Milo B Stevens,
George French, J. Floyd Barnum,
Franklin ] Getty, Albert F Cook,
Arthur A Gaylord, VIM G Sharp,
Wilbur II Gaylord, Ammon d Woodruff,
VIM II Gaylord, Marion Myres,
Henry 7 Gaylord, Oliver Myres.
Robert d Hickok, Almond X Stone,
Henry B Lane.
OF these the following died in the ser
vice:
Almon X Stone, Of disease; Henry T
GAYLORD, Of wounds received at the bat
tie OF Shiloh, April 9th, 1862. Henry B.
Lane, Of wounds received at the battle
before Atlanta, July 22d, 1864.
The l4th Ohio Battery had or its rolls
in all 2s6 men. 81 died in the service, as
follows; 6 were killed in battle, G died Of
wounds received in battle, and 40 died OF
disease contracted in the service.
At the battle OF Shiloh Of the 20 men
on the line of battle, 26 were killed and
wounded. OF the l56 that enlisted in
August, 1861, So remained in service till
the close of the warm April, 1855. Of3s
that enlisted in August, 1862, 26 remained
till the close.
After 8 pleasant season in the dance at
Aunger's Hall, the veterans repaired to
the hotels for supper and sOcia, enjoy
ment. The reunion was satisfactory,
end will be remembered pleasantly.
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Warren. Nov. 2 IS7O-tf
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wnlttsr w. johnson.

VII ENGIN E 4 r. !,
v"rna or snrInoe survey of Mines Accurate survcye
Sor Mining bitches OF any capacity. Esti'natcs ana
examinations made for al classes u WORK 10 sns psu
Refer. 10 Capt. n Wall, Helena; Bannaek D'ees
and Mniag Co.. nannsck
ely Address Helcna or Dcef AooUs w.
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That Night Have Eec,s.

A gentleman of this city in recent travels
found himself on q river steamer, and
among the passengers. were Generals Sher'
man and N. B. Forrest. They were pri-
vately and in friendly manner discussing
the war, in which both, took some promi-
nent parts in their respective armies. Said
Sherman: "Gcncrsl Forrest, there was =
time when you troubled me great deal ;
in fact, were nightmare to me. thought
of YOU all day and dreamed Of you at night.
Yes" said Forest. land know when !!
was; and II I had bccn given the command
asked for and ought to have had, would
hayc been about you day and night, anight.
marc sure enough. It was when you cu'
loose from Atlanta and started on your
march down to tho sea l was In Missis'
sippi at the time and begged for . cavalry
command. which, If 1t had been given m:
would have made my cavalry command
about twenty thousand strong. With ths
many men I would have hung on you
TANKS and made your march the most h"z
ardous and trying one ever undertaken.
Sherman answered: "Well, Forrest. In
glad your request was not granted" 81
orc VIC. II 1t had been, Who knows bu
Shcrman's march tn the sen might hav
been "a disastrous 40 Napoleon's on Nos
cow.-KnoestHs CAr0ctclk.
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Josh Dilli,,Os' Papers.
TIE FOX

OF all the beasts who roam the hill topl
or climb the plains, there is none who
makes so few blundcrs, and so many good
hits Is the fox.
His shrcwdncss il more than match fo,
the lions strength, hiz logick is more than
match for the malice ov the wolf, and hiz
politeness and Difference makes him the
top end gentleman ov the forest.
The fox is literary cuss; he haz been
the hero ov history. fable and song, from
the fust dawn ov oral or written kno wlcdgc
He waz genius long before ackedemick
honors flourished: he was q poet, skollcl
and sage before the days of Homer aud
Hcrodotus, and now, in our times, he IL the
Ben Butler ov diplomacy an tho Brigham
Young ov matrimony.
The fox iz purely game bird. II costs
on an average fifty dollars tcw keich him,
and when he ~ caught, he aint worth more
than ten shillings. He follcrs no regular
bizziness for sustcnance, but lives on the
chances and on hiz wit.
He ia acshy.minded sinner, and hiz
blandness IL too much for the equaintncss ov
the goose, the msiankolly reserve ov the
turkey, or the pompous rctorick ov the
rooster. They all knccl tcw the logick ov
h;z tongue, and find themselves ct rest in
his stnmmuck.
He luvs lam & green peas, but will dis.
count the peas rather than lose his dinner,
and will 60 mile and half out ov hif
way to bc polite to duck or gosling.
But the lively trait iu the fox IL hiz Gun.
ming; he always pettyfogs his own case,
and wins great deal oftcncr than he looses.
Foxes arc not like men, kritters ov habit;
they never do thing twice with the same
figures, and often alter their mind before
they do thing once. This is the effect OF
too much genius.
Incrv ~ snss uirrcrcncv ucswccu gcnsus
and common sense in fox: Common
scrsc IL governed hi circumstances, but
circumstances is governed Ivy genius.
The fox haz no moral honesty, bat he ha,
got a great supply ov po!itikal honesty.
IF another fox in biz parish wants a pha
goose, he will work hard to git the goose
for him, and then the meat all oph from
tho outskirts ov the goose for pcttyfoggiue
the case, and give him the bones, and tel
his politikol friend with smile in the Left
cornor of l,iz eye, that ''cvcrything IL lovely
and the goose hangs high"
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Metz, In which Bs1aine he's held out .
stead fastly tlysagainst the armies OF steinmets
IL the centre of triple range OF fortscsses
with which the celebrated Vauban, the A.
chitect of Louis XIV, attempted TO defend
France from Germany on tho north ana
cast. Round these frontiers he constructed
no lcss than eighy.eight forsre'ses, OF
which valcnciennes In the north aud Aets
In the east arc the strongest
Metx lies In the centre of the triple range.
The Mosclle here Is still very small, and
scarcely practicable for small steamers that
20 down with tue currsst - Thionville,
sierek, and Trsvcs. Nets ls very irrsGolarly
built and has population Of about q, 900.
Il Il surrounded BY three wells, forming
two bitches, which arc about eighty fee'
deep. and being connected with the river
NAV he inuudsIed at 6v6 miuute's notice
on each side Of the plsce p sitpatsd Kind
n netnral fort. called, On the night eide o.
The rixer. the Fort Belle Crolx. and on ~
left. Mount St. Quentin.
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brilliant Reparsee.

One morning after the campaign Of Dres.
den, Napoleon observed Talleyrand at his
levee, and bsde him remain, - ho wished
to talk privately with him. After the com.
pany had gone, he went up to Tallyrand
and bawled: "What have you come here
for! To show me your ingrstitudei You
give the pablo 70 believe. that you be.
long to . party in oppositionl You
think, I dare say, that were I to die you
would be President Of the Council Of Re.
gency. Now. mark my words: Were I %
much - dangerously III, the drst thing !
should do would be 70 have you shot" !"
Talleyrand, with the sracs and quiet Of q
courtier who had just received new favors,
bowed low and respectfully - hs replied
II did not require such warning 70 ID.
dress most fervens prayers 70 heaven %
vouchaafs health and long lifs 70 your MAJ
'eety."
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Goo. w: Irwin.
Assistant Assessor q Internal Revenue,
omcs with casstt Dtxea,
COURT HOUSE SQUARE, DRER LoDo1 n. :.
l.ly
Horace COM " tEymssns
DRAU00fSAAa,
MillWrightand Master Builder

Having located In Desr Lodge City Il u. lefoe'
nr tSs oonstsucsioa ii fioastas and Qs0ss 1ln4 =
kinds OF buildings, hsidges, ssc. stc.
Re1ess % 1. \. Iiess61eA D 0so, Hesooo y 9
Farwsu. vIuinla; Dance. 0eoast 4 c., Oeee LO9SO.
y Apply n a a6dSses u0RAc8 CoCHJavDAN. 0es
Iodg~. n. r.. este - Dasse, esssst O. ~
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A veritabls descendant Of st. Martha
came into Q neighbor's muse In Buffalo,
. few days since, downeast, worn with
many CARES, and cumbsred with much ser.
yice. $50 much to dol ckan,rg, working.
cooking, washing, sewing, and everything
elsei No rest never waA never will b,
Sor mer' .sOhi There win b rcst one
dav toe = sll-a losg HssA" mot formsv
- ths reply. "whsasve I = dis there
vill b eestain 70 b rssuaysctjon ~ ssrl
aSsSeg Il vsald jsse - ny laet r
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L would require canal Ave miles IonI,
ATTY feee desp, and two hundred fees oceed
"a kold the keee annually cooso0e0 y -. !.
ropa Bath yill never pAy % Uo''o 70
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and United States Sccuics and transact oil business
pertaining to general Banking. -
e11- sight Draits on all principal cities OF America
HW- VIZ MAKE SPECIALITY o1 PuRcuAsIxa GoLo
DUsr. AND WILL PAY the HiGnEsr xAREEr RATES.
%stf
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type. Local Business Notices 25 cents per line.
~ Correspondence, short and ncwsy, solicited
from cnch camp. Writer'S name must accompany each
letter. to guarantee good faith. Permission to use
name or initials preferred.
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II. lkoscntlln1. Ass0ycr!
Highest pres paid for
OLD ID u - II!
Ovposite King 4 Gillctte's Block, Main Street,
Helena, Montana.
Patronage s0licitcd. ]OSm
Land Entries!
y u or A N 10 N

CLERK Or rHE DISTRICT COURT,
U1ccr Lodge, Mon ntnn0.
WILL attend to III business connected with the
w entry of lands located IN Deer k0dge County;
Nil Filings and Entries made At at the u. B. Land Omce
in IIclena Lands IN this County Information at oil
times chccrfuy given.
Rsf.rr TO Il Kelley, Dasce Stuart, Nagett Dig.
on. Jas Il Brown. Geo w Irwin, Peter Walton, il Q
Erctirckson, Sorn Petersen, Morgan Evans. Clement
l;cnncuyc Henry Dewitt Ally